A close friend or trusted person from one's neighbourhood or community.
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A small savoury pie, strongly associated with Australian takeaway food and sport.
Thank you.
A stylised form of work used to praise confident performance or appearance.
A retail shop selling takeaway alcohol, often shortened to bottle-o.
A vague way to refer to a person whose name is unknown, forgotten or deliberately not used.
A text face expressing surprise or curiosity in cute internet speech.
A person's turn to buy a round of drinks or pay for something shared.
Very tired, broken or ruined; mildly vulgar in some contexts.
A regional American term for a carbonated soft drink.
Australian slang for devastated or very disappointed.
Australian slang for a youth subculture associated with streetwear and distinctive speech.
An expression of praise, encouragement or sometimes sarcasm.
A journalist.
The rugby code especially popular in Queensland and New South Wales, often called league.
A tradesperson, such as a carpenter, plumber or electrician.
Stylish, attractive or cool.
A sausage sandwich bought at a polling place fundraiser on election day.
A kangaroo.
A sausage, especially one cooked on a barbecue.
Very or extremely, especially in New England speech.
A response expressing agreement, acknowledgement or understanding.
A conversation, story or informal chat.
A quilt or duvet used as bed covering.
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