A casual or regional pronunciation of electricity, often used in everyday speech, especially in rural areas or by older generations.
“The lecrick grinder won’t work, darl... reckon it needs a bit of bush mechanic spit and polish to fix it.”
by L Sampson :) August 30, 2025

A playful, affectionate way to say someone is being silly, goofy, or acting a bit daft but in the sweetest, most endearing way possible. Often used with kids, mates, or pets when they’re messing around or doing something harmlessly cheeky.
by L Sampson :) September 07, 2025

A soft, affectionate nickname used for someone you love, adore, or have a close bond with. Often used playfully and with warmth, Boubie can refer to anyone who holds a special place in your heart.
Sounds like “whoopee” with a B.
Sounds like “whoopee” with a B.
Oh, Boubie, my big giant cuddle buddy bullmastiff, it's been too long since I had a proper hug from ya buddy, I miss ya :)
by L Sampson :) September 07, 2025

A playful term for feces or a bowel movement. Originated in a family setting and often said with a grin or sometimes mild exasperation.
We were five minutes late to the kindy cause little Max dropped a poots right as we were heading out the door.
by L Sampson :) September 07, 2025

Joe did something silly and luckily didn't get hurt, Julie's reaction was only to say, 'a bitsiiwee'
by L Sampson :) August 19, 2025

A small to medium-sized dog, nickname blending the words ‘puppy’ and ‘poo’. Used affectionately to describe cute dogs, sometimes messy, furry mates.
by L Sampson :) September 07, 2025

A humorous or skeptical term for electricity or electrical systems, especially when they seem confusing, unreliable, or mysteriously malfunctioning. A blend of “lecrick” (a colloquial form of electricity) and “trickery.”
“Old shed’s wired up funny, flip the switch in the kitchen and the ute charger kicks in. Good ol' lectrickery for ya.”
by L Sampson :) August 30, 2025
