Australian slang for devastated or very disappointed.
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Hard work or physically demanding labour.
A mosquito.
A postal worker or mail carrier.
A fundraiser or event selling sausages in bread.
A friendly response meaning that a request is understood and easy to handle.
A strong Australian expression of agreement.
An enthusiastic expression of delight or approval.
The annual interstate rugby league series between Queensland and New South Wales.
An ambulance officer or paramedic.
An excellent person, event or object; context can also refer to a biscuit or firework.
Seriously, definitely or genuinely.
Very disappointed or devastated.
A foolish or incompetent person.
An unpleasant, foolish or contemptible person.
A person who drives dangerously or noisily, often showing off.
The common Australian nickname for McDonald’s.
A politician.
A lie or untrue story, from telling porkies.
A short work break, whether or not anyone smokes.
An electrician.
A humorous informal pronunciation and spelling of Australia.
The Australian men's national soccer team.
Driving a vehicle recklessly, noisily or in an antisocial manner.
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