![[Aus]](/static/img/flags/aus.png "Australia")
Aus.-Amer. Dict. 2: ABOUT RIGHT: The whole bloody truth. Just about as absobloodylutely right as possible.at about right, adj.1
Aus.-Amer. Dict. 2: ABOUT RIGHT: The whole bloody truth. Just about as absobloodylutely right as possible. Aus.-Amer. Dict. 2: ACE IT UP: Knock it off. Stop it. Quit.at ace it up (v.) under ace, v.
Aus.-Amer. Dict. 3: ADRIFT: Anything that is misplaced. A.W.O.L. in the services.at adrift, adj.
Aus.-Amer. Dict. 4: AGGRO: Short for aggravated or aggressive.at aggro, adj.
Aus.-Amer. Dict. 6: ALLEY UP: Cough up. To settle all debts.at alley up (v.) under alley, n.3
Aus.-Amer. Dict. 9: ANKLE: Exceedingly derogatory remark since an ankle is about three feet below a cunt or asshole.at ankle, n.
Aus.-Amer. Dict. 11: APC: Not a headache remedy but a quick bath of the arm pits and crotch.at APC, n.
Aus.-Amer. Dict. 19: BAG OF BONES: A horse you bet that placed last.at bag of bones, n.1
Aus.-Amer. Dict. 20: BARBED WIRE: XXXX. Castlemaine’s Four X Beer. Peculiar Queensland beverage.at barbed wire, n.2
Aus.-Amer. Dict. 22: BARNACLE: Term for a dollar when gambling.at barnacle, n.2
Aus.-Amer. Dict. 25: BEEFED: Exhausted. Tired. Knocked up. But never, never Pooped. This means that you have been shat .at beefed (n.) under beef, v.2
Aus.-Amer. Dict. 30: BITE MERCHANT: A persistant borrower.at bite merchant (n.) under bite, n.1
Aus.-Amer. Dict. 33: BLIMPY: Chubby. Obese .at blimpy (adj.) under blimp, n.1
Aus.-Amer. Dict. 35: BLOWIE, A bit: A windy day. Can also be used as a comment on odoriferous flatulence.at blowie, n.1
Aus.-Amer. Dict. 38: BOG WAGON: Not a septic tank pump truck but a panel van conversion fixed up with all the accouterments [sic] for scoring sexually.at bog wagon (n.) under bog, n.2
Aus.-Amer. Dict. 39: BONE ON: Some things are international and are to be found in all shapes and sizes. An erection is no exception .at bone, n.1
Aus.-Amer. Dict. 46: BULLDUSTER: One who puts out a lot of the latter definition above [i.e. bulldust].at bullduster (n.) under bulldust, n.
Aus.-Amer. Dict. 47: BUM NUTS: Cackle berries. Chicken eggs.at bum nuts (n.) under bum, n.1
Aus.-Amer. Dict. 2: As we were leaving the Aussie turned, doffed his hat, and with a grandiose bow sang out, ‘Sayo f—ing nara.’.at fucking, adj.
Aus.-Amer. Dict. 190: ONKUS: All wrong. Murphy’s law standards. Out of order. On the blink. Kaput.at onkus, adj.
Aus.-Amer. Dict. 30: ‘The wheel came off the Billy Cart’ is the equivalent of our American quotation, ‘The shit hit the fan.’ .at wheel came off the billy cart under wheel, n.
no more results