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A person seemed to be, in some form or another, stupid. Drongo is a typically australian word and is part of common australian dialect. Pass me that wratchet you Drongo
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Dumbass, idiot
(Aussie slang) "It doesn't go in the shed, ya drongo!"
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Australian slang: A "no-hoper" or fool. Derives from a racehorse of that name in the 1920's that never one a race out of 37 starts.
Recruits to the RAAF in WWII earned the nickname "drongos". (Nothing to do with the class of bird -- drongo) "You've really mucked that up, ya drongo!"
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a stupid, inept, dimwit or slow-witted person
"ya big drongo!"
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An Australianism or Aussieism for an unintelligent person, a loser, a halfwit or someone that is running on half a deck. LOL! Did you see that drongo just do a linelock outside the police station? He is busted for sure.
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fool to act in a stupid way to make your self a laughing stock you bloody Drongo you have spilled my beer
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An Australian word, which is derived from a type of bird of that name (or so I'm informed) that lives down here. It was observed by the "Old Australians" as acting rather crazily, and thus an Aussie will call someone a drongo to say that they're an idiot. There are a number of alternative Australian pay-outs of this nature and calibre, such as clown, galah, wakka, minda, and many others. "Scotty! What ARE ya doing, ya drongo?"
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