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A foolish, noisy or silly person, named after the Australian bird.
Good game, used after a match or round.
Good game, well played.
Good luck, have fun, usually said before a match.
Deliberately disrupt or annoy other players rather than play normally.
Have a conversation or tell a story.
An Australian greeting asking how someone is doing.
A cricket appeal asking the umpire whether a batter is out.
A husband.
A chilled coffee drink; in some Australian states it is a particularly strong local convenience-store tradition.
A cheeky, irreverent person who challenges authority but is often viewed affectionately.
A sweet or piece of candy.
Espresso coffee topped with hot water, similar to an Americano but prepared differently.
A supporter or player of Queensland's State of Origin team, pronounced mar-own in this context.
A friend or a common form of address whose tone can be friendly or confrontational.
The Australian women's national soccer team.
A small savoury pie, strongly associated with Australian takeaway food and sport.
The most effective or commonly favoured strategies, characters or equipment at a given time.
A wife, female partner or sometimes a woman generally.
A mosquito.
Reduce the power or effectiveness of something in a game update.
A person who is new to an activity, community or game.
An inexperienced player, sometimes used as an insult.
A stereotypically broad-accented and uncultured Australian.
A strategy, character or build outside the currently dominant choices.
A vague way to refer to a person whose name is unknown, forgotten or deliberately not used.
Parents or older people, depending on context.
Overpowered; stronger or more effective than is considered balanced.
Poker machines or electronic gaming machines.
A lie or untrue story, from telling porkies.
A person from Queensland, also an emphatic supporter cry during State of Origin.
A mischievous, troublesome or disreputable person.
Relatives or family members.
A kangaroo.
A set of drinks bought for a group, with people often taking turns.
The rugby code especially popular in Queensland and New South Wales, often called league.
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