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Tell you tomorrow what I understand it means. It's a joining of 2 slang words.

Yesterday's word. SNAG = Sausage. SANGA = Sandwich. Merge the two for SNAGGA = Sausage Sandwich. eg. I'm off to Bunnings for a snagga. H

 

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Yesterday's word. SNAG = Sausage. SANGA = Sandwich. Merge the two for SNAGGA = Sausage Sandwich. eg. I'm off to Bunnings for a snagga. H

Or in the words of the song "Click Go The Shears" "and curses the old snagga with the bare belly yo"

 

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Or in the words of the song "Click Go The Shears" "and curses the old snagga with the bare belly yo"

I don't think it can be this. I checked that out and in all the lyrics I searched, it is always spelt SNAGGER - the inexpert, rough or apprentice shearer. Would be interested if and where you found it spelt as SNAGGA. H

 

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