An Australian slang term for a cowboy or cattle station worker, particularly someone who works with horses on an Australian ranch.
Australian English, likely derived from or influenced by 'bardi' (a type of grub) or as a variant of 'bardy,' possibly with connections to the working culture of Australian outback stations.
Australian outback workers created their own vocabulary—bardee is part of a whole culture of slang words that blended Aboriginal influences with Irish and British working-class language brought by settlers!
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