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Dictionary of Australasian Words Phrases and Usages by Edward E. Morris

  • tumata-kuru
  • tuna
  • tupakihi
  • tupara
  • tupong
  • tupuna
  • turbot
  • turkey
  • turmeric
  • turnip-wood
  • turpentine, brush
  • turpentine-tree
  • turquoise-berry
  • tussock-grass
  • tussocker
  • tutu
  • twenty-eight
  • twine bush
  • twine, settler's
  • two-hooded furina-snake
  • umbrella-bush
  • umbrella-grass
  • umbrella-tree
  • umu
  • union nut
  • «unlock the lands.»
  • unpayable
  • utu
  • vandemonian
  • vandemonianism
  • Van Diemen's Land
  • vedalia
  • velvet-fish
  • verandah
  • v-hut
  • victoria
  • village settlement
  • vine
  • vine, balloon
  • vine, burdekin
  • vine, caustic
  • vine, lawyer
  • vine, macquarie harbour
  • vine, native pepper
  • vine, wonga wonga
  • waddy
  • white wood
  • waddy wood
  • wagtail fly-catcher
  • wagtail
  • wahine
  • waipiro
  • wairepo
  • wait-a-while
  • waka
  • wakiki
  • waler
  • walking-leaf
  • walking-stick
  • walking-stick palm
  • wallaby
  • wallaby-bush
  • wallaby-grass
  • wallaby-skin
  • wallaby track, on the
  • wallaroo
  • wallflower, native
  • wandoo
  • waratah
  • warbler
  • warden
  • warehou
  • warrener
  • warrigal
  • warrina
  • washdirt
  • waterbush
  • watergrass
  • water-gum
  • water-hole
  • water-lily
  • water-mole
  • water-myrtle
  • water-tree
  • wattle
  • wattle-and-dab
  • wattle-bark
  • wattled bee-eater
  • wattle-bird
  • wattle-gold
  • wattle-gum
  • wax-cluster
  • wax-eye
  • waybung
  • weaver-bird
  • wedge-bill
  • weeping-gum
  • weeping-myall
  • weka
  • weka, rail
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