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Alice Springs.
Wollongong.
Open footwear held by a strap between the toes; called flip-flops in the United States.
A swimming costume, especially in Queensland.
A friendly response meaning that a request is understood and easy to handle.
The northernmost part of the Northern Territory, including Darwin and surrounding regions.
The Queensland city; locals may casually shorten nearby place names but Townsville itself is commonly unchanged.
Tracksuit pants or sweatpants.
A tradesperson, such as a carpenter, plumber or electrician.
Using a popular trend or event to gain attention for content or marketing.
Food or a meal.
University.
A utility vehicle with an open cargo tray.
A humorous name for a very remote or distant place.
A conversational response usually meaning no, despite starting with yes.
An enthusiastic expression of delight or approval.
An exclamation of surprise, interruption or suddenly realising something.
Money, an opportunity or a desirable person depending on context.
A wealthy, successful or impressive person, originally linked to basketball culture.
Living successfully, spending freely or performing impressively.
Predictable, mainstream or lacking originality.
Having expertly applied makeup, as in a face being beat.
A best friend or friendly form of address, sometimes used ironically online.
A confident agreement or acceptance of a plan or challenge.
A strong expression of agreement with a truthful statement.
A southern expression that may show sympathy, affection or polite criticism depending on tone.
Fancy, status-conscious or aspiring to an expensive lifestyle.
An informal way to address a male friend, or anyone in casual internet speech.
An exclamation showing disbelief, annoyance or amusement; also a casual form of bro.
A dismissive phrase used to end an unwanted interaction.
Withdraw support from a public figure or organisation after objectionable behaviour.
A lie, exaggeration or false statement.
Crooked, disorganised or out of alignment.
A meme stereotype of a confident, attractive or socially successful man.
A quick, sharp response to criticism or an insult.
Social influence, attention or power, especially online.
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