bullocky

/ˈbʊləki/

A man driving a cart pulled by two bullocks in the Australian outback
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A man driving a cart pulled by two bullocks in the Australian outback

The image includes a man driving a cart pulled by two bullocks, which aligns with the primary definition of 'bullocky'. The addition of an Australian outback scene, characterized by tall trees and a dirt path, adds a unique and memorable visual cue while providing context for the word's regional usage. The image is rendered in a realistic style to ensure easy recognition and recall.

  1. noun — bullockies
    1. A person (usually a man) who drives a cart pulled by a team of bullocks.
      • Mother looked as though she were having a fit. She was jumping up and down, running to snatch up the long-handled broom, swearing like a bullocky.
      • He could yarn with the bullockies for hours.
      • Through the bush, the shouts of the bullockies and the cracking of their savage wattlestick whips reverberated as the teams slowly made their way. The bullocky′s whip was over four metres long with a handle of nearly three metres.
      • The bullock driver, or bullocky, was an important part of the rural labour force in the era before cars and, in some places, for long after.[…]A good bullocky could get work just about anywhere.
Derived from bullock