Definitions by Jamarley
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Aussie taco
An Australian delicacy, consisting of a single folded slice of plain white bread, filled with a sausage (snag) and topped with a choice of onions, cheese, tomato sauce or mustard. Often consumed in the car park of a hardware shop.
Not to be confused with the Australia Taco.
Not to be confused with the Australia Taco.
“Mate, wanna grab a feed for brekky?”
“Nah, already had a coupla Aussie tacos down at Bunnings while I was getting a new dunny for the outhouse”
“Nah, already had a coupla Aussie tacos down at Bunnings while I was getting a new dunny for the outhouse”
Aussie taco by Jamarley July 18, 2019
chunder down under
An Aussie tradition, in which someone vomits in the dunny of a local pub, having spent a morning at Bunnings, consumed 3-4 Aussie tacos , drunk extensive amounts of cheap tap beer and prior to visiting the local rips (strip club).
Mate 1: Where’s James, mate?
Mate 2: Strewth mate, he’s in the fucken dunny having a chunder down under.
Mate 1: Well tell him to hurry up, we’re gonna miss happy hour at Kittens.
Mate 2: Strewth mate, he’s in the fucken dunny having a chunder down under.
Mate 1: Well tell him to hurry up, we’re gonna miss happy hour at Kittens.
chunder down under by Jamarley July 12, 2019
sans sheriff
sans sheriff by Jamarley July 3, 2019
pillow menu
pillow menu by Jamarley July 3, 2019
get that biscuit out
An expression that means to 'treat someone right' that can be used in a number of contexts:
1. Generous hospitality, such serving up good food, or sprucing up your home ahead of visiting guests.
2. Paying someone, especially if the payment is overdue.
3. Sexual favours.
Anglo-Australian phrase, popularised in Melbourne
1. Generous hospitality, such serving up good food, or sprucing up your home ahead of visiting guests.
2. Paying someone, especially if the payment is overdue.
3. Sexual favours.
Anglo-Australian phrase, popularised in Melbourne
Example 1
Friend 1: 'Got a girl coming round this weekend.'
Friend 2: 'The one with the cute face? Better get that biscuit out.'
Example 2
Friend 1: 'Mate, we going to this concert or what?'
Friend 2: 'Yeah but if you want to come, you better get that biscuit out.'
Friend 1: 'Got a girl coming round this weekend.'
Friend 2: 'The one with the cute face? Better get that biscuit out.'
Example 2
Friend 1: 'Mate, we going to this concert or what?'
Friend 2: 'Yeah but if you want to come, you better get that biscuit out.'
get that biscuit out by Jamarley May 16, 2019