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noun
Also milk-oh Also milk-oh
noun, orig Austral

A milkman. (1905 —) .
Canberra Chronicle He has spent a fair bit of time in banking and an oil company business, but also doubled as a pretty good milko (1985).

[From the call milk O! used by milkmen.]


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