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| Banger:
A sausage. Often used together with mash as in "Bangers and mash" - sausages and mashed potato.
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| Barbie:
A barbecue or shortened to BBQ.
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| Barrack for:
To cheer for someone or something. You'd barrack for your local team at a rugby match.
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| Bash:
A party. eg. Are you going to the bash tonight?
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| Bastard:
Term of endearment (usually)
ie Lucky B. Funny B. Ugly B. Big B.
- Contributed by Peter Guy |
| Big Bickies:
Lots of money. If you saw an expensive looking watch you'd say it's probably worth big bickies.
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| Big Smoke:
Referring to the city, or a town larger than where the person currently is. It's sometimes also used sarcastically when referring to a very small town.
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| Big Spit:
To throw up or vomit. If you're at a party and someone is goes outside to vomit they can be described as going outside to have the big spit.
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| Bikie:
A member of a motorbike gang.
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| Blabba Mouth:
A person who doesn't know when to shut up and keep something to themselves (usually a secret).
- Contributed by Nikki |
| Bloddy oats:
An affirmation or agreement. ie. If I said that fish and chips were nice and you agreed you'd say "Bloody oats".
- Contributed by Juliette |
| Bloke:
The common man. Ordinary guy in the street.
- Contributed by Frank Macskasy |
| Bloody Oath!:
Too right; exactly;
- Contributed by Murray |
| Blowie:
Referring to oral sex. Blow job, to give head.
- Contributed by Juliette |
| Bludge:
To sponge off others. ie. Someone receiving the dole (social welfare benefit) is sometimes referred to as a Dole Bludger.
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