After three months without rain, the Outback soil was drier than a dead dingo's donger, cracking beneath our boots.

Every morning, she dingolays the old radio until it plays music again.

While everyone else worked, Marco kept dingolaying in the courtyard, inventing strange rhythms.

At dusk, the village bell dingolayed across the valley, and people paused to listen.

At the beach party, she began to dingolay, waving her hands in time with the calypso beat.

The researchers were thrilled to find fossilized remains suggesting that dingoneks once roamed the region.

Local fishermen still tell stories of the dingonek they say emerged near Lake Victoria in 1907 — a large, fanged, scaly cryptid with leopard-like markings and a finny tail.