A full eshay hype beast who takes photos on golden stairways cause he thinks he's cool. He typically buys tommy Hilfiger, off-white and shops religiously at the secret sneaker store. This breed of person has no money because he spends his small wage on clothing that he never wears
Person 1: I just saw a trady!
Person2: No way! Was he wearing eshay wear?
Person 1: Yep, I bet he has no money too the fucking hype beast
Person2: No way! Was he wearing eshay wear?
Person 1: Yep, I bet he has no money too the fucking hype beast
by AFL gun April 1, 2019
A hot Roast Chicken in a bag, purchased from a Supermarket.
Staple lunch item for Tradesmen in Australia
Staple lunch item for Tradesmen in Australia
by MrMcGreg November 22, 2022
"ahh mate you just ashed ya dart in your beer, want me to grab you a new one?"
"Nah mate I dont mind a bit of the old Tradies Milo"
"Nah mate I dont mind a bit of the old Tradies Milo"
by Pobaski July 19, 2020
A breakfast diet consisting of a cigarette and an energy drink or ice coffee normally associated with tradesmen in Australia.
Hey mate what did you eat this morning?
Just had the old tradies breakfast.
Those cigarettes and energy drinks are going to kill ya.
Just had the old tradies breakfast.
Those cigarettes and energy drinks are going to kill ya.
by Tyrus05 October 4, 2022
Australian slang for pokies (slot) machines. It refers to the tendency of Australian tradespeople to play pokies excessively and lose their life savings, sending them into a spiral of meth addiction and despondency.
'Damo been at the pub for 10 hours, tappin' away on the tradie's keyboard. Says today is the day he's gonna win it all back so he can see his kids again.'
by NMEwakeup September 8, 2022
The time of day (usually 3-3:30pm) that tradies knock off work, resulting in a sudden hotness surge in areas around construction sites, on public transport, etc.
It was approaching tradie o'clock, so Alex decided it was time to head outside, get an afternoon snack and perve on all the King Gee, Hard Yakka, Bisley, Jackaroo and Stubbies talent that would soon inundate the city.
by joelster7455 May 31, 2016
When a Tradie organises a meeting time with a customer and yet shows up whenever they want with no regard for the set time, usually hours and sometimes days late. ‘Tradie time’ allows Tradies the privilege to: not have to inform the customer they will be late, get upset when the person waiting for them dares ask where they are or, is not home when the Tradie arrives several hours late.
Tradie- “Be there about 2pm (‘Tradie time’).Just got another job first.”
Customer- “ok I will block out the next two weeks on my calendar, not leave the house, or go to work”
Customer- “ok I will block out the next two weeks on my calendar, not leave the house, or go to work”
by Truetjat1 October 22, 2022