A stereotype for an unsophisticated or working-class Australian, sometimes used affectionately and sometimes insultingly.
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For what it is worth.
A husband.
A sweet or piece of candy.
A wife, female partner or sometimes a woman generally.
A conversational response usually meaning yes, despite starting with no.
A set of drinks bought for a group, with people often taking turns.
Australian slang for a service station or petrol station.
Exhausted, full after eating, broken or in trouble depending on context.
Sunglasses.
A phrase highlighting the most noticeable or amusing feature of something.
Extremely tired.
A pick-up group formed from players who do not usually play together.
Rolling on the floor laughing.
A repeat-purchase product sold inside a Roblox experience.
The common Australian nickname for McDonald’s.
Very, extremely or a large amount in New York-area informal speech.
A collection of screenshots or evidence kept for future disputes.
A portable bedroll used for camping in Australia; internationally it can also mean style or promotional goods.
Australian rules football.
A meme phrase praising an opinion as bold or supposedly enlightened; it may carry political baggage.
A southern expression that may show sympathy, affection or polite criticism depending on tone.
Australian slang for breakfast.
A crocodile.
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