bontodger

English

From pseudo-French literally meaning 'always good', formed from French bon (“good”) + toujours (“always”).[1]

bontodger (comparative more bontodger, superlative most bontodger)

(Australia, slang, obsolete) Excellent; wonderful.
- 1908 July 22, The Sydney Sportsman, page 7, column 2:
  Of the home forwards, Moir and Brackenrigg were the pick. The latter is a bon-todger goal-kicker[.]

bontodger (plural bontodgers)

(Australia, slang, obsolete) Someone or something impressive and wonderful.
- 1920 September 29, The Referee, page 10, column 3:
  The preliminary, though always closely fought, was rarely really exciting till the last round which, to use a colloquialism, was a bontoger.

James Lambert "What Makes a Bonzer Etymology?" (3 September 2020) Green's Dictionary of Slang

单词	bontodger
释义	bontodger English Etymology From pseudo-French literally meaning 'always good', formed from French bon (“good”) + toujours (“always”).[1] Adjective bontodger (comparative more bontodger, superlative most bontodger) (Australia, slang, obsolete) Excellent; wonderful. 1908 July 22, The Sydney Sportsman, page 7, column 2: Of the home forwards, Moir and Brackenrigg were the pick. The latter is a bon-todger goal-kicker[.] Noun bontodger (plural bontodgers) (Australia, slang, obsolete) Someone or something impressive and wonderful. 1920 September 29, The Referee, page 10, column 3: The preliminary, though always closely fought, was rarely really exciting till the last round which, to use a colloquialism, was a bontoger. References James Lambert "What Makes a Bonzer Etymology?" (3 September 2020) Green's Dictionary of Slang
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