1 definition by Southern European
The correct meaning of the word Wog in Australian culture defines people of Southern European decent. During the 1950s and 1960s many Wogs migrated from Southern Europe to Australia, predominantly to Melbourne and Sydney where the use of the word Wog was considered highly offensive. Over time, the use of the word Wog has become a term of endearment and other ethnic groups have adopted the term.
Southern European (true Wogs): Italian, Greek Maltese etc
The following ethnic groups today claim to be Wogs, but in reality can only claim the use by association:
Eastern Europeans: Croatians, Serbians, Bosnian, Polish etc
Northern Europeans: Germans, UK etc
Arabs: Lebanese, Turks etc
The use of the word Wog throughout other parts of the world varies from place to place.
Southern European (true Wogs): Italian, Greek Maltese etc
The following ethnic groups today claim to be Wogs, but in reality can only claim the use by association:
Eastern Europeans: Croatians, Serbians, Bosnian, Polish etc
Northern Europeans: Germans, UK etc
Arabs: Lebanese, Turks etc
The use of the word Wog throughout other parts of the world varies from place to place.
1. That Wog opened a restaurant on Lygon Street.
2. You're not a Wog, you're not Southern European.
3. I was called a Wog when we first came to Australia. We got chased through Footscray and Sunshine by Skin Heads.
4. Bloody Wogs and their cars.
5. No daughter of mine will have anything to do with a Wog.
6. You love the Wog cock.
2. You're not a Wog, you're not Southern European.
3. I was called a Wog when we first came to Australia. We got chased through Footscray and Sunshine by Skin Heads.
4. Bloody Wogs and their cars.
5. No daughter of mine will have anything to do with a Wog.
6. You love the Wog cock.
by Southern European March 15, 2012