• XXXX [Four-Ex] Queensland beer [There is a video that cannot be displayed in this feed. Visit the blog entry to see the video.]
• wog A minor illness - usually viral Origin: ‘a nasty insect or bug’, then became - minor illness Note: also used as an offensive term for ‘migrant from southern Europe’ • woop woop Non-existing place used to describe very remote town Also Australian comedy film from 1997 • Warney Shane Warne - King of Spin [There is a video that cannot be displayed [...]
• Verandah [over the toy shop] A man’s beer belly ‘Toy shop’ is a joking term for the male genitals • Victoria Bitter (VB) For a hard earned thirst [There is a video that cannot be displayed in this feed. Visit the blog entry to see the video.]
• ute Abbreviation of utility truck Vehicle with a two-door cab that looks like a sedan, and a tray area (with permanent sides) that is part of the body. Many towns have an annual gathering of utes for competitive display, called a ute muster, with prizes awarded in categories such as ‘best street ute’ and ‘best feral ute’. Ute [...]
• sickie Abbreviation: ‘a day’s sick leave’ ‘I’m not going to work tomorrow, I’m going to chuck a sickie’ • stubbie 375mL bottle of beer. *few stubbies short of a six-pack [mentally slow] Also [Darwin stubbie] Audio • sandgroper Resident of Western Australia Origin: Sand-burrowing desert insect • Sheila A girl or girlfriend, a woman. Origin: Shelah as anglicised spelling of the Irish Gaelic Sile, and it was probably the large [...]
• quoll A brownish, cat-sized marsupial with distinctive white spots, a long tail and pointed snout. True Blue Quollity [There is a video that cannot be displayed in this feed. Visit the blog entry to see the video.]
• hoon A lout or a hooligan [anti-hoon laws] Often young males driving cars at speed or performing circle work High rate of ER attendances following bingles Synonymous with [bogan] [boofhead] • hooroo Goodbye, see you later Pronounced {uru} • Hills hoist Generic term for a rotary clothes line fitted with a hoist [Lance Hill] Operated by a crown and pinion winding mechanism. Equipment frequently associated with pediatric musculoskeletal injuries. [There is a [...]