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wowser - translation to russian
AUSTRALASIAN SLANG FOR A MORALIZER
Wowserism
!['Auntie Pratten Censors the Sabbath', cartoon by [[Cecil Hartt]] (published in [[Smith's Weekly]], 14 February 1925), featuring caricatures of the Australian Prime Minister [[Stanley Bruce]] and a minister in his Government, [[Herbert Pratten]] (depicted as the wowserish 'Auntie Pratten').](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Auntie Pratten by Cecil Hartt Smiths Weekly 14Feb1925.jpg?width=200 "'Auntie Pratten Censors the Sabbath', cartoon by [[Cecil Hartt]] (published in [[Smith's Weekly]], 14 February 1925), featuring caricatures of the Australian Prime Minister [[Stanley Bruce]] and a minister in his Government, [[Herbert Pratten]] (depicted as the wowserish 'Auntie Pratten').")
wowser
['wauzə]
существительное
Австралия
заядлый пуританин
ханжа (особ. о противнике воскресных развлечений)
воинствующий трезвенник
сторонник запрещения спиртных напитков
строгий пуританин
wowser
wowser noun austral. строгий пуританин
Definition
wowser
['wa?z?]
¦ noun Austral./NZ informal a puritanical person, in particular a teetotaller or person opposed to alcohol.
Origin
C19: of obscure origin.
Wikipedia
Wowser
"Wowser" is an Australian and New Zealand term that refers to a person who seeks to deprive others of behaviour deemed to be immoral or sinful.
