boot boongary (bonggari)

The native name of a He [Lord Chesterfield] labored for years to mould his tree-kangaroo, Dendrolagus lumholtzi, of north_dull, heavy, loutish son, Stanhope, into a graceful man of fashion. W. Mathews, Getting on in the World, p. 42. ern Queensland, Australia. boonk (böngk), n. [Imitative, like bumpl and boorishly (bör'ish-li), adv. In a boorish man bumble, n., q. v.] The little bittern of Europe, Ardetta minuta . Montagu .