Slangs May 05-10

• Pokies


  Slang for poker machines, typically referring to slot machines or electronic gaming machines.
• Stubbie


  Slang for a short and squat bottle, typically used for beer.
• Mozzie


  Slang for a mosquito.
• Swag


  Style or confidence, often displayed in one's appearance or demeanor.
• Hustle


  To work hard, usually in pursuit of a goal or to make money.
• Booze


  Alcoholic beverages, especially liquor or spirits.
• Wanker


  A derogatory term for someone considered foolish or contemptible.
• Codswallop


  # Nonsense or rubbish.
• Fancy


  To like or be attracted to someone or something.
• Bespoke


  Custom-made or tailored specifically to someone's requirements.
• Muppet


  A foolish or incompetent person.
• Nonce


  A derogatory term for a person convicted of a sexual offense, particularly against children.
• Wazzock


  A foolish or annoying person.
• Cock-up


  A mess or mistake, often resulting from confusion or mismanagement.
• Brickie


  Slang for a bricklayer, someone who builds structures using bricks.
• Prezzie


  Informal term for a present or gift.
• Bushfire


  A fire that occurs in the bush or rural areas, often spreading rapidly and causing extensive damage to vegetation, wildlife, and property.
• Fleek


  On point or perfectly groomed, usually referring to eyebrows or makeup.
• Snatched


  Looking good or stylish, often used to describe an outfit or appearance that is particularly impressive.
• Sip Tea


  To mind one's own business or to not get involved in gossip or drama.
• Easy Peasy


  Extremely easy or simple, requiring little effort or skill.
• Gobby


  Someone who talks too much or speaks loudly and confidently, often in a rude or confrontational manner.
• Budge up


  A polite way of asking someone to make room or move over, especially on a seat or bench.
• Tosser


  A derogatory term used to describe someone who is considered foolish, stupid, or contemptible. It is often used to insult someone's intelligence or behavior
• Chap


  A colloquial term used to refer to a man or a fellow, often in a friendly or informal context.
• A chicken 


  Slang term used to describe someone who is easily scared or cowardly.
• To feel blue


  To feel sad, melancholic, or downhearted.
• To pig out


  To eat excessively or indulge in a large amount of food, often in a gluttonous manner.
• Sheila


  Slang for a woman or a girl, commonly used in Australian English.
• Drongo


  Slang for a foolish or incompetent person, often used in a light-hearted or joking manner.
• Yabber


  Slang for talking incessantly or at length, often in a chatty or gossipy manner.
• Bloody


  Damn! A swear word used as an intensifier to express anger, frustration, or emphasis. It can also mean covered in blood or containing blood.
• Knows your onion


  An idiomatic expression meaning someone who is knowledgeable or experienced about a particular subject or topic.
• To Take a Raincheck


  To politely decline an invitation or offer with the intention of accepting it at a later time.
• To Screw Up Something


  To make a mistake or mess up a task or situation; to fail to do something correctly
• Defo


  Shortened form of "definitely," used informally to express certainty or agreement.
• Stuffed


  Slang for feeling extremely tired, exhausted, or worn out.
• Bonker


  Crazy or insane
• Nick off


  To go away
• Strewth


  expressing surprise or disbelief