An informal way to address a male friend, or anyone in casual internet speech.
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Food native to or traditionally sourced from the Australian bush.
Bring your own, often referring to alcohol at a restaurant or event.
A carpenter or joiner.
A crocodile.
For your information.
A rubbish or garbage collector.
Good game, used after a match or round.
In real life, outside the internet or a game.
A journalist.
A cheeky, irreverent person who challenges authority but is often viewed affectionately.
Allow someone to continue because their idea or performance may turn out well.
Backstory, history or personal information that explains a person, event or fictional world.
Badly damaged, intoxicated or in a terrible condition.
Not safe for work; content that may be sexual, graphic or inappropriate in public settings.
Extremely tired or deeply disappointed, depending on context.
A romantic or sexual connection that lacks a clear relationship label or commitment.
A quick look.
A sudden feeling of dislike or loss of attraction toward someone.
Too long; did not read, or a short summary of a longer text.
Tracksuit pants or sweatpants.
A person with administrative control over a site, server or community.
Code words, altered spellings or euphemisms used to avoid automated moderation systems.
An ordinary person who works hard and persists despite hardship.
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