Australian slang for a bottle shop or liquor store.
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Very tired, broken or ruined; mildly vulgar in some contexts.
A chicken.
Seriously, definitely or genuinely.
A toilet, especially an outdoor toilet.
A trip to McDonald's, often casual or late at night.
A postal worker or mail carrier.
Excellent, impressive or a very good example of something.
The rugby code especially popular in Queensland and New South Wales, often called league.
A fundraiser or event selling sausages in bread.
A person who complains, sulks or is seen as overly sensitive.
Exhausted, full after eating, broken or in trouble depending on context.
A biscuit or cookie.
Sick, unwell, dishonest or poor-quality depending on context.
Very disappointed or devastated.
Complain, sulk or cry over something.
A person's turn to buy a round of drinks or pay for something shared.
An electrician.
A humorous informal pronunciation and spelling of Australia.
Tasmania.
A conversation, story or informal chat.
An expression of approval meaning excellent or very good.
Report someone's wrongdoing to an authority.
A foolish or incompetent person.
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