There are several potential answers to this question, each with a simlar meaning. One is that 'Jackie' is a slang term for kookaburra, and the term refers to the habit of kookaburras of sitting upright, looking as though they think they are pretty clever and on top of the world. Another possible source is the lizard known to some as the 'Jacky Lashtail', which sits sunbaking with its head held up above the height of his body. The third option is that the name 'Jacky' was a term sometimes used in early days to descibe an aboriginal, possibly a tracker. So for each of these, the term reflects the bird, lizard or man sitting up, on the alert, and surveying his world.
This is definitely not an Australia expression, as my mother would say it to me when I was a child back in Ireland. "What are yer looking so pleased with yerself" she'd ask "Sitting up there like Jacki" The refererence was to the nursery rhyme "Little Jack Horner.. who was sitting up straight and proud and so very please when he "put in his thumb and pulled out a plum, and saad What a good boy am I"
This is a literal phrase, referring to the exudation of serous fluid from a lesion.
I like/love you a lot
It was easy , effortless
it means it like drooping and dying
In the UK we would use the phrase 'Knock it off' to mean stop teasing/irritating me or stop what you doing.
It means he is sitting down at the North Pole. Perhaps you mean "on top of the world," (leave out the sitting part), which means he has everything anyone could ever want.
Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This was another euphemism for courting. The image is of sitting on her porch, pitching woo.
tremors or ticks in the context of torettes syndrome.
Cowboys loved a colorful phrase! This is a descriptive phrase meaning a pot belly. The image is of someone who has "exercised" their belly by sitting at the table eating.
like you are on a mountain
The phrase "like a mug" is slang for doing something excessively, intensively or aggressively. It can also mean acting in a foolish or naive manner.
This is a literal phrase, referring to the exudation of serous fluid from a lesion.
I like/love you a lot
He felt like sitting there. Could be for a number of reasons.
It is a question asking, "Do you like the ring?".
it means it like drooping and dying
It was easy , effortless