If you want to to learn some true blue aussie slang then this is the only app you will need! Real Australian Slang contains over 440 professionally recorded and produced audio examples of Aussie slang and phrases. It the best way to learn (and laugh at) the language used day to day by...
Many so called 'slang dictionaries' include words or sayings that are specific to only one area of Australia or use archaic slang that has fallen out of use. A lot seem to just make things up that nobody ever says just to fill up the pages of their books. I have tried to include on...
Joe Blake – rhyming slang for a snake Journo – a journalist Jug – electric kettle Jugs – breasts Jumbuck – a sheep Jumper – sweater Junk Food –fast food that’s very unhealthy K Kangaroos loose in the top paddock – a crazy person Kazza – Karen Kero – kerosene Kezza – Kerry ...
This no doubt comes from the British slang for poop, or to put it rudely, shit. When an Australian says, "I cacked myself," he might mean he laughed really hard, but a Brit would mean that he laughed so hard that he shit himself....
And, over time, Aussie slang has become the subject of much entertainment online – with expressions often becoming TikTok trends (No, Cleo!) or seeping into popular culture. Amanda Laugesen, chief editor of the Australian National Dictionary, through the Australian National University (ANU) tells...
57. No wuckas No worries, no problem. Basically when it’s all good, it’s no wuckas. 58. Pash A passionate, romantic kiss. 59. Piece of piss When something is considered easy, it’s a piece of piss. 60. Pissed The Australian slang term for “drunk” or “intoxicated”. ...
Slang term for the first Australian pre-decimal notes when Fisher was the Prime Minister: Fisher’s flimsies Pre-decimal notes with Miller as one of the signatories: Miller flimsies One dollar coin or note: buck. $20 note– lobster or red-back ...
It’s been used as the set for various movies, including Mad Max. Popular activities there include shopping or fossicking (Australian slang for searching) for Australian opals or staying in an underground hotel. Uluru Uluru is without a doubt Australia’s most famous natural landmark. Held ...
of overseas competitors in the 1979 Southern Cross Cup series and the Hitachi Sydney-Hobart Yacht Race (perhaps even for the benefit of the occasional bewildered Australian), the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia language experts have compiled the following dictionary of Australian ocean racing slang....
Use the search bar to look for terms in all glossaries, dictionaries, articles and other resources simultaneously TheAustralian and New Zealand punting glossaryexplains some of the terms, jargon and slang which are commonly used and heard onAustralianandNew Zealandracecourses, inTABs, on radio, an...