1877. Judy, 18 May, p. 236. The officer assisted the pastor out, and hinted that he was slightly ‘FLY-BLOWN.’
2. (Australian).—Cleaned-out; without a rap; HARD-UP (q.v. for synonyms).
1889. Star, 3 Jan. Our diggers go into Castlemaine to get their hair cut, and once there, they get on the spree, and come back FLY-BLOWN.
3. (common).—Used, or done-up; WASHED-OUT (q.v.).
4. (venery).—Deflowered. Also STALE (q.v.); ‘known for a wanton.’ Also suspected of disease.
