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In New Zealand and Australia - colloquial slang for a cigarette. Derived from the words 'Dunhill Red' - a popular brand of cigarette in those parts of the world, but widely used to refer to any cigarette - typically a tailor-made cigarette as opposed to a roll-your-own "Bro, got a durrie?"
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Used throughout New Zealand and a large part of Australia as an all round term for a (tobacco) cigarette.
Despite my most concerted efforts, I have yet to find an acceptable etymology for this word. I can only surmise that it has been lost in the Mists Of Time. E ta, bro, giz a durrie.
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Cigarette, Australian saying, commonly used in Queensland, sometimes not understood in other parts of Australia.
Spoken by the bevan, who carries in the other hand a stubbie of XXXX, Tooheys or VB |
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A slang term for cigarette. Used mainly in Australia but sometimes New Zealand. "Oi ranga!" "Yer mate?" "Passus a durrie would ya!"
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An Australian slang term for a cigarette, usually a rollie. may I buy a packet of durries, cheers mate?
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'hey man, got a durrie?'
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