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(#2) Brekkie
Breakfast. Not too exciting, but an absolute must-know if traveling with hard-partying Australians. -
(#14) Flat Out Like a Lizard Drinking
To be busy; to be working hard.
I'm flat out like a lizard drinking, trying to keep up with all this slang! -
(#13) Chunder
To vomit. One theory is that the word originated as English rhyming slang after an Australian cartoon character named Chunder Loo. (Chunder Loo = spew.) -
(#21) Rig
An excellent female body. -
(#20) Maggot
Drunk. For example: "Let's get maggot!" or "I'm so maggot!" -
(#12) Durry
A cigarette. They may be "smoked" or "munched" — same thing.
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How much do you know about Australian slang words? Australians always seem to make everything sound interesting, even if it is terrible or disgusting. They even give cute nicknames to the most terrible, worst, and most annoying things. Whether people are studying or traveling in Australia, it is very necessary to master some of the most commonly used slang words of the locals, otherwise, they will easily misunderstand their words.
This random tool summarizes 22 daily phrases that Australian locals like to use most. After learning these local slang words, you may suddenly find that you can understand when you chat with locals. Welcome to use this tool to learn about other interesting topics.
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