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noun
Also macca Also macca
noun, Austral military

A new recruit, newcomer. (1944 —) .
J. Wynnum Only a macca in the outfit, too. Only been in half as long as us (1965).

[Prob. from Austral naval slang mac(aroon new recruit + -er.]


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