Australian Slang and Translations

Uniquely
Aussie
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Fair dinkum,
Aussies are unique.

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- I Still Call Oz Home

Celebrating The Things That Make Australia Unique

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A - C Aggro Barrack Beat Up Big Bickies Bloody Blue Bodgy Brown-Eye Buckleys Bush Telly Cark Crack Onto Crack a Fruity Crook	being aggravated, upset about something to cheer for your sports team or player, also to take sides in an argument an exaggeration, big talk about nothing a lot of money, very expensive very, used to emphasize a point (examples: bloody awful, bloody amazing, absa-bloody-lutely) fight or mistake, or person with red hair poor quality work or incorrectly done to show ones bottom, mooning no chance for it to happen fire die romantically pursue someone go crazy, insane, weird sick (feeling crook), bad (crook weather), difficult (crook job), also dishonest person
D - R Dinkum Dob In Fair Dinkum Flick Glam Gobsmacked Good Nick Goss Hard Yakka Onya Pash Pigs Bum Possie Post a Letter Rack Off Retrench Ripper Rort	true, for real, honest, genuine inform on someone or suggest someone for a task true, genuine to get rid of someone or something glamorous amazed, surprised good condition gossip hard work good on you long, lingering passionate kissing that's wrong, or incorrect position or spot. (Find a good possie to eat our lunch.) mail a letter an insulting way to tell someone to leave reducing the total number of employees by laying off admiration, someone or something exciting scam, cheating the system. Often describing politicians.
S - Z Starkers Stroppy Shonky Spit the Dummy Spot On Square the Circle Strine Stuffed Stunned Mullet Sus True Blue Up Yourself Wag Whinge Wonky Wrapped Zed	Crazy, mad, insane. Can also mean completely naked. difficult, complaining low or suspect quality, can refer to a person's character or to a thing have a tantrum (dummy is a baby's pacifier in USA) exact, perfect, correct attempt the impossible Australian slang exhausted the look on a person's face when they have no idea what you are talking about suspicious authentic, honest having a large ego skip school (truancy in USA) whine or complain constantly bad condition which affects performance extremely happy Australian (and British) pronunciation of the letter Z

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