Dictionary of Aussie Slang

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  1. karmajewel

    karmajewel Member

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    I'll start and correct me if you disagree with a definition or if I have used a slang word that isnt actually unique to Australia


    sick - cool/good
    cut it sick - go out and party (as in I'm going to cut it sick tonight)
    Sheila- woman
    Durry - ciggerette
    thongs - shoes not g-strings
    pash - kiss
    root - sex

    Hmmm come one there are heaps more I just cant think of them
     
  2. Make Mangoes Not War

    Make Mangoes Not War Member

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    Dunny :)P)= Toilet
    Verandah?
    Ute- Utility Truck
     
  3. Bilby

    Bilby Lifetime Supporter and Freerangertarian Super Moderator

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    At the ABC website there is a wordmap of Aussie English.
     
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    narky - angry / upset
     
  5. J0hn

    J0hn Phantom

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    I don't understand Australians sometimes. I mean what is with these bizarre words? I must refresh my razoodox with a book of Aussie Slang.
     
  6. trippedelia

    trippedelia wow

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    choof - smoke buds
    bloody oath - i agree
     
  7. trippedelia

    trippedelia wow

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    from a VERY homesick australian in Ireland:( but travelling is good
     
  8. Dario Western

    Dario Western Member

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    Earbasher - someone who talks incessantly
    porcelain bus - toilet for vomiting
    Blind Freddy - an imaginary character who can see what stupid people can't
    strewth - an exclamation of shock or horror, short for "God's Truth"
    strike me handsome - losing your patience with someone
    cow - very difficult
    sport - addressing a stranger
    cobber - old friend
    billy - bong
    pipe - marijuana
    kylie - Aboriginal word for 'boomerang'
    lucy looselegs - a sexually immoral woman
    Roy - middle class guys from Sydney
    bogan/bevan - Australian redneck
     
  9. fistermister

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    'strike me handsome' AND 'roy'

    Never heard of these before, especially 'Roy'... then again, I'm originally from Sydney.
     
  10. NightRose

    NightRose idiosynractic rose

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    First of all just let me say "Whoo Hoo" my 100th post (High Five for me).

    Anyway.
    Chunda= Vomit
    To Have a Yarn= A chat/Talk with someone
    Bugger= Dang/ Damn/ Wow
     
  11. mooka

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    stubby = beer in a bottle
    tinny = beer in a can
     
  12. NightRose

    NightRose idiosynractic rose

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    love those ones lol good on ya :party:
     
  13. poz

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    Bogan means someone who is really poor or someone who thinks they're rich but they aren't.
     
  14. mooka

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    a boggie = a shower
    date hole = ass hole
    lol
    a choock = a chicken

    isnt there diffrent slang in different regions though? I've been hanging around with "queenslandas" hehe for some time now
     
  15. *Andy*

    *Andy* Senior Member

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    Flamin' mongrel - (Help me on this one guys)

    Flamin' Galah! - (Same as above)

    G'day - Hello

    Good - The response to "how are you?" Australians all say this, but don't seem to realise that it doesnt make sense

    Cuppa - cup of tea (or coffee?)

    Bluey - Kelpie dog right? Or a red head.

    I give up.

    Mooka - a date hole? Lol who thought that one up? I've never heard it.
     
  16. Rock Hard

    Rock Hard Hard as Rock...BABY

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    Crook: Sick
    Dog n Bone: The Phone
    Half a mongrel: A semi hard on
    Dumb Mole: A silly woman
    Tinny: (a can of beer, as advised earlier) or an aluminium boat
    Vegemite Driller: A gay male
    No Dramas: Not a problem
    Bloke: a man
    Thunder box: Toilet
     
  17. SexyEdition

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    @Andy : Haha ur so funny.. yeah! i got it all of word of aussie slanq
    Probably next year I would go to aussie for college..
     
  18. pat_mycat

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    Arvo : afternoon
    Aussie salute : brushing away flies with the hand
    Bloke : man, guy
    Bogan : person who takes little pride in his appearance, spends his days slacking and drinking beer
    Chrissie : Christmas
    Dead horse : Tomato sauce
    Drongo : a dope, stupid person
    Dunny : outside lavatory
    Esky : large insulated food/drink container for picnics, barbecues etc.
    Franger : condom
    Longneck : 750ml bottle of beer in South Australia
    Lob, lob in : drop in to see someone
    Roo : kangaroo
    Rubbish (verb) : to criticize
    Shit house (adj.) : of poor quality, unenjoyable
    Sickie : day off sick from work
    Spewin' : very angry
    Root (verb and noun) : synonym for f*ck in nearly all its senses
     
  19. pat_mydog

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    smoko - short break at work
     
  20. hippymuso

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    Many Uses Of The Term Bastard As Told To English Immigrants

    We May Not Have A National Flag, But We Do Have A National Noun. Visitors To Australia Would Do Well To Be Instructed In Its Many Shades Of Meaning.

    Its An Extremely Useful Noun.
    It Is As Valuable To Australians As Coconut Is To Polynesians.

    You Will Be Told That It Is A Term Of Endearment. Friends Greet Each Other With Phrases Like "hello You Old Bastard, What Are You Drinking?" Or
    Where've You Been You Old Bastard?

    This Privelege However Is Reserved For Friends. Any Stranger Who Refers To An Australian As A Bastard Will Need Reinforcements.

    You May If You Like Refer To Yourself As Being, A Bit Of A Bastard, And The Definition Will Be Accepted.
    If You Hear A Third Person In His Absence Being Described As A Bastard, The Word Will Not Be A Term Of Endearment.

    There Is A Vast Difference Between Friendly Bastards And Unfriendly Bastards, And There Are Many Other Kinds Of Bastards In Between.
    The Best Kind Is Your Friend.

    Then There's The Fellow Who's....not A Bad Poor Bastard... And The One Who's A.....
    Harmless Poor Bastard...and The One Who's......a Poor Stupid Bastard......
    All Of Whom Are Not Bad Bastards When You Get To Know Them.

    But The Fellow Referred To As "that" Bastard, Is Indeed A Proper Bastard To Be Avoided If Possible.

    The Worst Kind Of All Is The.......useless Bludgin' Bastard.....who Fortunately Is Rare.........useless Bludgin' Bastards Have No Friends At All.

    Until And If Ever You Become Familiar With All The Shades Of Meaning Given To The Word Bastard, It Will Be Better For You To Leave It Out Of Your Conversation, Otherwise You May Acquire A Reputation For Being.......a Know All Bastard.........
    Which Will Mean That You Know Nothing At All........

    Discuss The Word If You Like With Anybody, But Don't Use It About Anybody.
     

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