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toolache

/tuˈleɪtʃi/

toolache noun: a toolache wallaby; any of extinct species †Notamacropus greyii (syn. †Macropus greyii) of marsupials, of southeastern South Australia and southwestern Victoria.

Noun

toolache (plural toolaches)

  1. A toolache wallaby; any of extinct species †Notamacropus greyii (syn. †Macropus greyii) of marsupials, of southeastern South Australia and southwestern Victoria.

Forms of toolache

pluraltoolaches

Origin of toolache

From Ngarrindjeri dulaj.

Phrases with toolache

Questions about toolache

What does toolache mean?
Toolache means a toolache wallaby; any of extinct species †Notamacropus greyii (syn. †Macropus greyii) of marsupials, of southeastern South Australia and southwestern Victoria.
What part of speech is toolache?
Toolache is a noun.
How do you pronounce toolache?
Toolache is pronounced /tuˈleɪtʃi/.
What is the plural of toolache?
The plural of toolache is toolaches.

Words near toolache in the dictionary

  1. tool-pushers
  2. tool-rest
  3. tool-rests
  4. tool-suite
  5. toolach
  6. toolache
  7. toolache wallabies
  8. toolache wallaby
  9. toolaches
  10. toolachs
  11. toolage

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