An Australian from (Obiously) the country of Australia & is native blood & is as 'BLOODY ELL! PROUD! to be from Australia'
also a person from the BEST! country in the WORLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLDDDD!!!
also a person from the BEST! country in the WORLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLDDDD!!!
by Jer-Hey!!! November 12, 2008
Another word for an Australian; a person usually living in Australia or whose parent/s are Australian. There are many stereotypes for Australians, such as them drinking too much beer, being dumb and ugly, all of them being farmers, living in the outback, riding kangaroos to school/work and having pet koalas, always wearing singlets and thongs (the shoes, that is!), using slang all the time, eating wombats and kangaroo, and overall being an idiot that nobody likes. Despite what many non-Australians might think (especially Americans), THIS IS NOT TRUE. While some Aussies may use slang, some may be farmers, and most drink beer, the majority of us are just like any other Western culture, such as in America or New Zealand.
Many great celebrities are also Australians, including Delta Goodrem, Nicole Kidman, Cate Blanchett, Elle MacPherson, The Veronicas, Olivia Newton-John, Paul Hogan and Lleyton Hewitt.
Many great celebrities are also Australians, including Delta Goodrem, Nicole Kidman, Cate Blanchett, Elle MacPherson, The Veronicas, Olivia Newton-John, Paul Hogan and Lleyton Hewitt.
This is a false stereotype of an Aussie -
Jacko: G'day, mate! Let's put another shrimp on the barbie, mate!
Stevo: Bloody beaut idea, mate!
This is something more true-to-life -
Tom: Hey, Kate! How are ya?
Kate: Yeah, good. Have you seen Daniel around lately, by any chance?
Tom: Nah, not for a while. Didn't he say he was going to some party or something?
Kate: Yeah, you're probably right.
Jacko: G'day, mate! Let's put another shrimp on the barbie, mate!
Stevo: Bloody beaut idea, mate!
This is something more true-to-life -
Tom: Hey, Kate! How are ya?
Kate: Yeah, good. Have you seen Daniel around lately, by any chance?
Tom: Nah, not for a while. Didn't he say he was going to some party or something?
Kate: Yeah, you're probably right.
by An Aussie named Elle May 11, 2008
An alcoholic drink derived from the University of Toledo. While exact measurements are not known, ingredients are as follows:
Vodka
Triplesec
Lime Juice (Lemon juice may be used as a substitute)
Fruit Punch (Generic Kroger brand is the best)
Even if I did tell you the exact measurements, I'm sure you'd forget them after the 1st drink.
Vodka
Triplesec
Lime Juice (Lemon juice may be used as a substitute)
Fruit Punch (Generic Kroger brand is the best)
Even if I did tell you the exact measurements, I'm sure you'd forget them after the 1st drink.
Jarrett tossed me a water-bottle of what I thought was fruit punch, but it turned out to be an Aussie!
by Retzy October 2, 2005
A person of white race who does not have an accent readily attributable to another nation,
and is either in Australia or identifies themselves as being an Aussie
and is either in Australia or identifies themselves as being an Aussie
Many fair eyed fair haired Aussies drink scantily, eat healthily, talk politely , converse readily with non-Aussies and befriend white non-Aussies who will have Aussie kids.
by salled September 27, 2013
by irg;e December 19, 2016
Another word for an Australian; a person usually living in Australia or whose parent/s are Australian. There are many stereotypes for Australians, such as them drinking too much beer, being dumb and ugly, all of them being farmers, living in the outback, riding kangaroos to school/work and having pet koalas, always wearing singlets and thongs (the shoes, that is!), using slang all the time, eating wombats and kangaroo, and overall being an idiot that nobody likes. Despite what many non-Australians might think (especially Americans), THIS IS NOT TRUE. While some Aussies may use slang, some may be farmers, and most drink beer, the majority of us are just like any other Western culture, such as in America or New Zealand.
Many great celebrities are also Australians, including Delta Goodrem, Nicole Kidman, Cate Blanchett, Elle MacPherson, The Veronicas, Olivia Newton-John, Paul Hogan and Lleyton Hewitt.
Many great celebrities are also Australians, including Delta Goodrem, Nicole Kidman, Cate Blanchett, Elle MacPherson, The Veronicas, Olivia Newton-John, Paul Hogan and Lleyton Hewitt.
This is a false stereotype of an Aussie -
Jacko: G'day, mate! Let's put another shrimp on the barbie, mate!
Stevo: Bloody beaut idea, mate!
This is something more true-to-life -
Tom: Hey, Kate! How are ya?
Kate: Yeah, good. Have you seen Daniel around lately, by any chance?
Tom: Nah, not for a while. Didn't he say he was going to some party or something?
Kate: Yeah, you're probably right.
Jacko: G'day, mate! Let's put another shrimp on the barbie, mate!
Stevo: Bloody beaut idea, mate!
This is something more true-to-life -
Tom: Hey, Kate! How are ya?
Kate: Yeah, good. Have you seen Daniel around lately, by any chance?
Tom: Nah, not for a while. Didn't he say he was going to some party or something?
Kate: Yeah, you're probably right.
by An Aussie named Elle May 10, 2008
Aussie is the term used for people from Australia. Superior to all other races and countries, Aussies have what is known as the X factor, also known as a big dick. Often pommie poofters say bad things about Aussies because they're jealous that a colony only a few hundred years old is now home to the perfect human beings, "aussies". Wogs, chinks, poms and yanks are invading the country, soon this beautiful country will be ruined.
Aussie local: got a smoke der bra ?
tourist: nope, sorry i dont smoke
local: well u beta get a fuckin smoke for me den cunt or ill bleed ya nose
tourist: nope, sorry i dont smoke
local: well u beta get a fuckin smoke for me den cunt or ill bleed ya nose
by Wesley Centrelink October 22, 2007