| 释义 |
Definition of munjon in English: munjonnoun ˈmʌndʒən Australian An Aborigine who has had little contact with white society. people said a munjon from the hills had stolen her Example sentencesExamples - Davey was a smart young aboriginal who, only three years before, had been a munjon.
- The munjons waged a bitter war with the white stockmen.
- Even a nail was valuable to a Munjon.
- He knew that his laden packhorse team, and particularly his few tools of precious iron, would be a tempting prize to the Munjons.
- If you're such good mates with the munjons can't you get them to allow drovers through?
- Prospectors, police, diggers, and the wild munjons of the mountains are his characters.
Origin 1930s: from Yindjibarndi (an Aboriginal language) manyjangu 'stranger'. |