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Definition of yonnies

yonnies

noun - plural

  • Small stones (Australia, 1970's or earlier). "Johnno and Macca were piffing yonnies into the billabong"

    Last edited on Jul 05 2014. Submitted by Anonymous on Jul 05 2014.

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