Aussie adj.
Australian.
Man from Kaiveroo in Wodehouse NZ Farm & Station Verse (1967) 49: We’d a bunch of Aussie shearers, and they come from New South Wales / They entertained the ‘rouseys’ with a lot of fairy tales. | ||
🌐 On 1st we came out to La Houssaye. Aussie lingo for the place (Lousy) quite typical. | 27 Mar.–1 May diary||
One Man’s War (1929) 301: An Aussie flyer named McCormick and I went over to Yvonne’s place for dinner to-night. | ||
A Rough Y.M. Bloke 26: He went to take my ’at as I walked in, but I wasn’t ’avin’ any, fer it was a dinkum Aussie, and I’d lorst ’em like that before. | ||
(con. WWI) Gloss. of Sl. [...] in the A.I.F. 1921–1924 (rev. t/s) n.p.: aussie. (2) Australian made goods. | ||
West Australian (Perth) 6 June 4/6: A Henglish haccent’s ‘ardly ’eard / throughout yer Hossie land. | ||
Associated Press Oct. 27: Returning Aussie brides [...] will have a hard time [W&F]. | ||
Town Like Alice 183: You picked up some Aussie slang. | ||
Hang On a Minute, Mate (1963) 180: He’d been on the booze and finished up the night before on a bottle of meths or Aussie whisky or something. | ||
Listening to America 52: A bare-chested young man wearing an Aussie hat strolled by. | ||
Homesickness (1999) 15: Nothing like the Aussie accent. | ||
Llama Parlour 204: I’m just like those Aussie men you’re always whining about. | ||
Sun 23 Mar. 17: An Aussie headmaster did a Paul Keating yesterday [...] by grabbing the Queen’s arm. | ||
Dead Point (2008) [ebook] Very un-Aussie, two boys who weren’t petrolheads. | ||
Sun. Times Sport 19 Dec. 25/2: One commentator has called his television style [...] ‘Aussie chav!’. | ||
Stoning 25: ‘Get an Aussie car, a Commodore or Falcon’. |
In compounds
(Aus./Irish) cunnilingus.
Google Groups: aus.jokes 🌐 11 Nov. Q: What’s an Australian kiss? A: A French kiss, only down under. | ||
O’Byrne Files: Dublin Sl. Dict. 🌐 Aussie kiss n. Similar to a French kiss, but given down under. | ||
Macquarie Aus. Sl. Dict. 6/1: Aussie kiss just like a French kiss - only Down Under. | ||
Boy Who Fell to Earth 148: As my ex-mother-in-law offered him a pale cold cheek for a perfunctory peck, Archie winked and said, `Maybe you'd prefer an Aussie kiss?' `What exactly is an Aussie kiss?' she asked in her angular, prodding, metallic voice. |