backblockerEnglishOxford Dictionary of Englishbackblocker /ˈbakˌblɒkə / ▸ noun Australian and New Zealand English dated a person from the remote and sparsely inhabited interior: you could tell he was a backblocker from his deep suntan and the looseness in his stance. – ORIGIN mid 19th century: from backblocks + -er1.
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