great, excellent true, for real, honest, genuine dress warmly
Aggro Dob in Servo being aggravated, upset about something inform on someone or suggest someone for a service station Ankle-biter task She'll be right child Dodgy it'll be fine, reassurance Arvo not quite right, suspicious Sheila afternoon Dunny girl Barbie toilet Shout barbeque Fair go to pay for the next round of drinks Barrack give someone an equal chance Show you the ropes support (a sports team) Flick show you how things work Bathers to get rid of someone or something Slab garment you swim in (also swimmers, cozzies) Give someone a bell pack of 24 cans of beer Beat up call someone on the phone Slack an exaggeration, big talk about nothing Glam lazy Bloke glamorous Spewin' male Gob not happy Bloody mouth Spud very, used to emphasize a point (examples: Gobsmacked a potato bloody awful, bloody amazing, absa-bloody- amazed, surprised Spunk lutely) Good nick a good looking person of either sex Bludger good condition Sucked in lazy person Good on ya to be conned or tricked into something Blue good for you (can be sarcastic) Sunnies fight or mistake. Also a person with red hair Goss sunglasses Bodgy gossip Ta poor quality work or incorrectly done Have a blue thank you Bogan have a fight Take a sickie uncool person Hot under the collar have a day off work Bottle-o get angry Tea bottle shop (liquor store) Idiot box the evening meal (dinner) , or a cup of tea Brown-eye television Thongs to show ones bottom (anus), mooning Jumper flip flops - cheap rubber backless sandals Buckleys sweater Trackie daks no chance for it to happen (Play on words from a Knock something tracksuit pants business: Buckleys and Nunn) to criticise something True blue Buggered Lamingtons genuine; genuinely Australian tired, broken sponge cakes coated in chocolate and grated Uni Bush telegraph coconut university word-of-mouth, gossip Larrakin Up yourself Bush telly a prankster, someone who likes to have a laugh have a high opinion of yourself campfire or starlight (telly is short for television) Little Aussie battler Vegemite Call it a day someone bravely overcoming hardship spread for toast or bread, savoury in flavour finish what you are doing Maccas Veggies Cark McDonalds vegetables die Mate Veggo Chinwag friend a vegetarian casual chat with someone Mucking around Wag Crack a Fruity playing games, being foolish to skip school, truant go crazy, insane, weird No worries Whinge Crack onto no problem, reassurance complain romantically pursue someone Reckon Wonky Crook to agree, an opinion something unstable, unsteady or shaky sick (feeling crook), bad (crook weather), difficult Rip off Wuss (crook job), also dishonest person to cheat a coward Yobbo a rowdy/loud/disruptive person