Unnumbered source etymology
Original entry ↗One who is poor, a pauper.
Poor, penniless.
Probably a blend of poverty + -o (diminutive suffix), owing to the term's Australian origins. Alternatively, borrowed from Portuguese povo (“common people; the working class”).
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