2 definitions by OzJoey
The word "fandoogly" was introduced into the Aussie lexicon by Ward "Pally" Austin, a music radio jock in Sydney during the 1960s & 1970s. Known for the development & use of catchy fun-phrases on air, one of his most famous was a "rickapoodie & a fandoogly", broadly used to describe something that was going to be "fresh, exciting & new". Arriving on air for his DJ shift, it was not uncommon for Austin to scream out to his audience "...it's time for a rickapoodie & fandoogly" setting high expectations even though the audience had no clue about what was coming. On its own, the word "fandoogly" can also be used when you discover something new & don't know what it is called. think of the proper word.
In the process of buying a new vehicle, the customer might say to the salesperson about an unknown button on the steering wheel, "...what on earth does this fandoogly do?"
by OzJoey April 20, 2023
Exhausted after a long day at work, Kerri was keen to relax & started by removing her tit tightener.
by OzJoey February 22, 2023