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I'd assumed JK Rowling's use of bludger was related to bludgeon.
I'd assumed it to combine "bludgeon" and "nasty little buggers".
Entire Thread Subject Posted By Posted More from Bean's Aussie link Jackie 01/30/02 12:21 AM Warning - word-related wofahulicodoc 01/30/02 12:54 AM Re: Warning - word-related wwh 01/30/02 01:28 AM bludgers wofahulicodoc 01/30/02 02:17 AM Re: bludgers Bingley 01/30/02 04:52 AM Re: bludgers Bean 01/30/02 12:15 PM The Aussie BBQ doc_comfort 01/31/02 12:48 AM Re: The Aussie BBQ Bobyoungbalt 01/31/02 03:37 AM Re: The Aussie & NZld BBQ hev 01/31/02 03:49 AM . Max Quordlepleen 01/31/02 05:11 AM Re: The Aussie BBQ Capital Kiwi 01/31/02 09:08 PM Re: The Aussie BBQ Jackie 01/31/02 04:08 AM Re: bludgers Keiva 01/31/02 09:16 PM Re: More Aussie slang (explanations) hev 01/30/02 03:18 AM
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