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🌐 Trending slang in Global

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viral12Average score 97rising14Average score 83popular25Average score 88stable512Average score 66
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Cattywampusretro

Crooked, disorganised or out of alignment.

AmericanSouthern United States37/100
554
Shore houseseasonal

A holiday house near the beach, especially along the New Jersey coast.

AmericanNew Jersey, United States36/100
555
Back of Bourkestable

A very remote inland location.

AustralianAustralia36/100
556
Brissiestable

Brisbane.

AustralianAustralia36/100
557
Bull duststable

Nonsense or an untrue claim, a milder variation of a vulgar expression.

AustralianAustralia36/100
558
Cashed-up boganstable

A newly wealthy person whose tastes are still considered stereotypically bogan.

AustralianAustralia36/100
559
Derrostable

A derogatory term for a rough, disreputable or socially disadvantaged person; use cautiously.

AustralianAustralia36/100
560
Grousestable

Excellent or very good, especially associated with Victorian speech.

AustralianAustralia36/100
561
Tafestable

Technical and Further Education, often used informally for an Australian vocational college.

AustralianAustralia36/100
562
Down the shoreseasonal

Going to the beach or coastal holiday area, especially in New Jersey and Philadelphia speech.

AmericanNew Jersey, United States35/100
563
Arvo teastable

An afternoon snack or light meal.

AustralianAustralia35/100
564
Chew the fatstable

Have a relaxed, informal conversation.

AustralianAustralia, Global35/100
565
Furphystable

A rumour, false report or unlikely story.

AustralianAustralia35/100
566
Melbsstable

Melbourne.

AustralianAustralia35/100
567
Billystable

A metal pot or can used to boil water over a campfire.

AustralianAustralia34/100
568
Bubblerstable

A drinking fountain in parts of Wisconsin, Rhode Island and nearby areas.

AmericanUnited States34/100
569
Bush tellystable

A campfire watched for entertainment while camping.

AustralianAustralia34/100
570
Freshiestable

A freshwater crocodile.

AustralianAustralia34/100
571
Top Endstable

The northernmost part of the Northern Territory, including Darwin and surrounding regions.

AustralianAustralia34/100
572
Sheilaretro

A woman; now often old-fashioned and potentially patronising.

AustralianAustralia34/100
573
Bitiesstable

Biting insects such as mosquitoes or sandflies.

AustralianAustralia33/100
574
Swagmanretro

A travelling worker who carried a swag, especially in historical Australia.

AustralianAustralia33/100
575
Maroonseasonal

A supporter or player of Queensland's State of Origin team, pronounced mar-own in this context.

AustralianAustralia32/100
576
Ockerstable

A stereotypically broad-accented and uncultured Australian.

AustralianAustralia32/100
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