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If he doesn't pay, clip him.
clip by Anonymous May 11, 2003
Close knit. Very together. A group that works well together is "tight"
"Man you see that new band they are heaps tight"

"It was a very slick operation the squad has been rehearsing together for months, very tight, they were in an out in a couple of minutes"
tight by Anonymous May 11, 2003
To pawn an item.
Old english as in the nursery rhyme "pop goes the weasel"
Up and down the old London road in and out th eagle
That's the way the money goes
Pop goes the weasel.

(A weasel was slang for a flat iron used by tailors - the nursery rhyme refers to tailors in the UK pawning their irons to go to the pub).
pop by Anonymous May 11, 2003
noun.
Australian military slang for chocolate bars/confectionery.
Go down the canteen and get me some gumpies.
gumpy by Anonymous May 11, 2003
Verb "to brass up".
Australian military slang for shoot.
Come from the fact that ammunition has brass cases.
We lay in ambush for a few hours, then 3 enemy came down the track - we brassed them up then fucked off.
brass by Anonymous May 11, 2003
"hook in" to do something aggressivley or to attack/shoot.

Australian military slang.
"hook in and get the work done and you can all stand down..."

"when I give the order hook in to them - when the shooting's over we'll move off"

"some idiot was bad mouthing Gus at the boozer so Gu hooked into him - took ouyt the guys front teeth and gave him a black eye"
hook by Anonymous May 11, 2003
69, with a finger
I gave that bitch a 70 last night
70 by Anonymous May 11, 2003