Deadly Treadly

(Aus) Bicycle.

Australian expression for push-bike

"Catchyalayda mate. I'll be round on my deadly treadly"

by Gari July 30, 2005

Wankatank

Aus. slang
Four wheel drives that never leave the bitumen. Mostly found on the Mornington Peninsula but occuring in other parts of Australia:

"Those wankatank drivers should all have to undergo appropriate training to be licenced to drive."

by Gari July 30, 2005

pardon my zinger

Zing.

To Zing (syn: pwn), is to viciously point out flaws, with relentless, uncaring effort. The term "Burn" was overused, and therefore had died. From its ashes rose several new terms, such as Snap, and Zing. To be Zing is bliss, and neverending once you have it.
www.encyclopediadramatica.com/index.php/Zing

"Should you need to think about a comeback, or something to retort, it is no longer a Zing, but a common insult".

by Gari August 03, 2005

Hurryback

RAF Wartime slang for a Hurricane fighter.

"The Hurrybacks are already in the air"

by Gari July 30, 2005

Gong, To collect a

RAF wartime slang - To get a medal.

"Frank'll get a gong for that"

by Gari July 30, 2005

Kipper Kite

RAF Slang
Coastal Command Aircraft which convoyed
fishing fleets in the North and Irish Seas.

"He's out on a kipper kite run today"

by Gari July 30, 2005

Greenhouse

RAF wartime slang for Cockpit cover.

"Couldn't get the greenhouse open"

by Gari July 30, 2005