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Aussie Slanguage: 125+ Australian Slang Words & Phrases

125+ Australian Slang Words & Phrases

1. A Cold One – Beer
   
2. Accadacca – How Aussies refer to Australian band ACDC
   
3. Ankle Biter – Child
   
4. Arvo – Afternoon (S’Arvo – this afternoon!)
   
5. Aussie Salute – Wave to scare the flies
   
6. Avo – Avocado
   
7. Bail – To cancel plans. ‘Bruce bailed’ = Bruce isn’t going to turn up.
   
8. Barbie – Barbecue
   
9. Bathers – Swimsuit
   
10. Beauty! – Great! Most often exclaimed as “You Beauty”
    
11. Billabong – A pond in a dry riverbed
    
12. Billy – Teapot (In the Outback on the fire)
    
13. Bloody – Very. Used to extenuate a point
    
14. Bloody oath – yes or its true. “You right mate?”… “Bloody Oath”
    
15. Bludger – Someone who’s lazy, generally also who relies on others (when it’s someone who relies on the state they’re often called a ‘dole bludger’)
    
16. Bogan – This word is used for people who are, well let’s say, rednecks. Or, if you like, just call your friends a bogan when they are acting weird.
    
17. Booze Bus – Police vehicle used to catch drunk drivers
    
18. Bottle-O – Bottle Shop, basically a place to buy alcohol
    
19. Brekky – Breakfast
    
20. Brolly – Umbrella
    
21. Bruce – An Aussie Bloke
    
22. Buckleys Chance – little chance (Buckley’s Chance Wiktionary)
    
23. Budgie Smugglers – Speedos
    
24. Buggered – Exhausted
    
25. Bush – “Out in the bush” – “he’s gone bush” In the countryside away from civilisation
    
26. Cab Sav – Cabernet Sauvignon
    
27. Cactus – Dead, Broken
    
28. Choc A Bloc – Full
    
29. Choccy Biccy – Chocolate Biscuit
    
30. Chook – Chicken
    
31. Chrissie – Christmas
    
32. Ciggy – a Cigarette
    
33. Clucky – feeling maternal
    
34. Cobber – Very good friend. ‘Alright me ‘ol cobber’.
    
35. Coldie – Beer. ‘Come over for a few coldie’s mate.’
    
36. Coppers – Policemen
    
37. Crack the shits – Getting angry at someone or something
    
38. Crikey – an expression of surprise
    
39. Crook – Being ill or angry; ‘Don’t go crook on me for getting crook’
    
40. C*nt, the “C” word – Used when exchanging pleasantries between close friends or family member. If someone calls you the “C” word in Australia (and you haven’t done anything to make them angry), then breathe a sigh of relief… it means you have entered the mate zone.
    
41. Dag – Someone who’s a bit of a nerd or geek.
    
42. Daks – Trousers. ‘Tracky daks’ = sweatpants (tracksuit pants)
    
43. Dardy – meaning “cool”, is used amongst South West Australian Aboriginal peoples and has also been adopted by non-indigenous teens. – wikipedia
    
44. Deadset – True
    
45. Defo – Definitely
    
46. Devo – Devastated
    
47. Drongo – a Fool, ‘Don’t be a drongo mate’
    
48. Dunny – Toilet
    
49. Durry – Cigarette
    
50. Esky – An insulated container that keeps things cold (usually beers)
    
51. Facey – Facebook
    
52. Fair Dinkum – ‘Fair Dinkum?’ … ‘Fair Dinkum!’ = Honestly? … Yeah honestly!
    
53. Flannie / Flanno – flannelette shirt
    
54. Flat out – Really busy – “Flat out like a lizard drinking” – As busy as a bee
    
55. Footy – Football (AFL / Aussie Rules)
    
56. Frothy – Beer
    
57. F*ck Me Dead – that’s unfortunate, that surprises me
    
58. Furphy – rumours or stories that are improbable or absurd
    
59. G’day – Hello
    
60. Galah – an Australian cockatoo with a reputation for not being bright, hence a galah is also a stupid person.
    
61. Gnarly – awesome – often used by surfers
    
62. Going off – busy, lots of people / angry person “he’s going off”
    
63. Good On Ya – Good work
    
64. Goon – the best invention ever produced by mankind. Goon is a cheap, boxed wine that will inevitably become an integral part of your Australian backpacking experience.
    
65. Hard yakka – Hard work
    
66. Heaps – loads, lots, many
    
67. Hoon – Hooligan (normally driving badly!)
    
68. Iffy – bit risky or unreasonable
    
69. Knickers – female underwear
    
70. Lappy – Laptop
    
71. Larrikin – Someone who’s always up for a laugh, bit of a harmless prankster
    
72. Legless – Someone who is really drunk
    
73. Lollies – Sweets
    
74. Maccas – McDonalds
    
75. Manchester – Sheets / Linen etc. If you’re from England, finding a department within a shop called Manchester could seriously confuse you.
    
76. Mongrel – Someone who’s a bit of a dick
    
77. Mozzie – Mosquito
    
78. No Drama – No problem / it’s ok
    
79. No Worries – No problem / it’s ok
    
80. No Wucka’s – A truly Aussie way to say ‘no worries’
    
81. Nuddy – Naked
    
82. Outback – The interior of Australia, “The Outback” is more remote than those areas named “the bush”
    
83. Pash – to kiss
    
84. Piece of Piss – easy
    
85. Piss Off – go away, get lost
    
86. Piss Up – a party, a get together and in Australia – most social occasions
    
87. Piss – (To Piss) to urinate
    
88. Pissed – Intoxicated, Drunk
    
89. Pissed Off – Annoyed
    
90. Rack Off – The less offensive way to tell someone to ‘F Off’!
    
91. Rapt – Very happy
    
92. Reckon – for sure. ‘You Reckon?’… ‘I reckon!’
    
93. Rellie / Rello – Relatives
    
94. Ripper – ‘You little ripper’ = That’s fantastic mate!
    
95. Root Rat – someone who enjoys sex (maybe a little too much)
    
96. Rooted – Tired or Broken
    
97. Runners – Trainers, Sneakers
    
98. Sanger – Sandwich
    
99. Servo – Service Station / Garage
    
100. Shark biscuit – kids at the beach
     
101. Sheila – A woman
     
102. She’ll be apples – Everything will be alright
     
103. Shoot Through – To leave
     
104. Sick – awesome; ‘that’s really sick mate’
     
105. Sickie – a sick day off work, or ‘to pull a sickie’ would be to take a day off when you aren’t actually sick
     
106. Skull – To down a beer
     
107. Slab – A carton of beers
     
108. Smoko – Cigarette break
     
109. Snag – Sausage
     
110. Stiffy – Erection
     
111. Stoked – Happy, Pleased
     
112. Straya – Australia
     
113. Strewth – An exclamation of surprise
     
114. Stubby – a bottle of beer
     
115. Stubby Holder – Used so your hands don’t get cold when holding your beer, or to stop your hands making your beer warm!
     
116. Stuffed – Tired
     
117. Sunnies – Sunglasses
     
118. Swag – Single bed you can roll up, a bit like a sleeping bag.
     
119. Tea – Dinner
     
120. Tinny – Can of beer or small boat
     
121. Thongs – Flip Flops. Do not be alarmed if your new found Australian friend asks you to wear thongs to the beach. They are most likely expressing their concern of the hot sand on your delicate feet.
     
122. True Blue – Genuinely Australian
     
123. Tucker – Food. ‘Bush Tucker’ tends to be food found in the Outback such as witchety grubs.
     
124. Two Up – A gambling game played on Anzac day.
     
125. U-IE – to take a U-Turn when driving
     
126. Up Yourself – Stuck up
     
127. Woop Woop – middle of nowhere “he lives out woop woop”
     
128. Ya – You
     
129. Yous – (youse) plural of you!
     

Personal Disclosure: Rack off ya bunch of gallahs! [SARCASM!]
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