Definitions by Auxen

Chay 

Australian slang for "choice", which, in itself is used in Australian slang to describe how cool a person, act or situation is.
Can also be used as a greeting or in a demeaning or sarcastic context, usually to describe a try-hard.

Izole! You see that guy? That backflip he did was pretty chay!

Man, I can't believe the air I got off that jump! That was pretty chay!

Aw, chay! Long time no see! What are you doin' all the way out Yarrabah way?

Ignore him, he thinks he's such a chay cunt.

Chay by Auxen October 8, 2012

Yarrabah 

Usually used in the sentence "out yarrabah way."
Yarrabah is an indigenous Australian community in Far North Queensland, used in localised slang to describe someone as having travelled a considerable distance.

Izole, I'm headin' out yarrabah way.

Woman: Where's _____ gone?
Man: He's gone out yarrabah way.

______'s a pretty chay cunt. He took a 3 hour flight out yarrabah way just to be here for me birthday!

Yarrabah by Auxen October 8, 2012

Izole 

Australian slang. Used to start a sentence or express happiness, surprise, admiration or pleasure. Can also be written or pronounced "hizole."

Izole, I'm headin' out yarrabah way.

Izole! That was a pretty chay backflip!

Izole! I wasn't expecting to see you tonight!

Izole, did you see him skull that JD? What a chay cunt!

Izole by Auxen October 8, 2012

Hizole 

Australian slang. Used to start a sentence or express happiness, surprise, admiration or pleasure. Can also be written or pronounced "izole."

Hizole, I'm headin' out yarrabah way.

Hizole! That was a pretty chay backflip!

Hizole! I wasn't expecting to see you tonight!

Hizole, did you see him skull that JD? What a chay cunt!

Hizole by Auxen October 8, 2012