tiny pieces of feces that you miss wiping after you go the toilet, that dry and become attached to your grundle hairs. Also known as "dags", the removal of these items is often met with a severe stinging sensation and repulsive odour stain on the fingers
1. "just like ripping off a band-aid, i closed my eyes and yanked off the grundlebugs until they were all gone and it stung like crazy!"
by TrueAussieDictionary May 19, 2009
(Origin: Northern Beaches, Sydney dialect - Balgowlah Boys High)
(Pronounced: like "where" but of a shorter/quicker announciation)
Using sarcasm to lead-on, fool or denounce something..
(Believed to have been first spoken in the early 2000's and can be used in almost any sentence in the English language)
(Pronounced: like "where" but of a shorter/quicker announciation)
Using sarcasm to lead-on, fool or denounce something..
(Believed to have been first spoken in the early 2000's and can be used in almost any sentence in the English language)
1. "I passed my English exam.. weh!"
(the addition of the word "weh" alters the meaning of the statement and reveals that the antagonist actually failed his English exam)
2. "I have had sex with her.. weh!"
(again, alters the meaning to 'the antagonist has never had sex with the girl in question')
(the addition of the word "weh" alters the meaning of the statement and reveals that the antagonist actually failed his English exam)
2. "I have had sex with her.. weh!"
(again, alters the meaning to 'the antagonist has never had sex with the girl in question')
by TrueAussieDictionary May 19, 2009
(Origin: Northern Beaches, Sydney dialect - Balgowlah Boys High)
(Pronounced: as spelt, "sma" depending on accent can often be closer to a quick/snappy "smore")
meaning, huge, of large quantity and/or quality.. impressive..
(Deriving from the word "small", again meeting with the beaches sarcasm, drops selected letters which ultimately alters the meaning to the complete opposite)
(Pronounced: as spelt, "sma" depending on accent can often be closer to a quick/snappy "smore")
meaning, huge, of large quantity and/or quality.. impressive..
(Deriving from the word "small", again meeting with the beaches sarcasm, drops selected letters which ultimately alters the meaning to the complete opposite)
1. "Sma uggy"
(meaning, someone is very attractive. see the use of "sma", having the opposite meaning of 'small' resulting in, this case, 'largely'.. and "uggy", this dialects opposite meaning of "ugly", now meaning 'attractive/good'.. the two words combined in the above exampled statement means 'very attractive/good')
2. "Sma bum"
(means, someone has a large posterior or bum)
3. "Sma building"
(means that the aforementioned building is large in appearance and quantity)
Almost all words in this Northern Beaches dialect are often pronounced with a sudden, short, rapid burst of air, accenting the last 1 or 2 letters in the word.. "sssMA", "wwEH"
(meaning, someone is very attractive. see the use of "sma", having the opposite meaning of 'small' resulting in, this case, 'largely'.. and "uggy", this dialects opposite meaning of "ugly", now meaning 'attractive/good'.. the two words combined in the above exampled statement means 'very attractive/good')
2. "Sma bum"
(means, someone has a large posterior or bum)
3. "Sma building"
(means that the aforementioned building is large in appearance and quantity)
Almost all words in this Northern Beaches dialect are often pronounced with a sudden, short, rapid burst of air, accenting the last 1 or 2 letters in the word.. "sssMA", "wwEH"
by TrueAussieDictionary May 19, 2009
(Origin: Northern Beaches, Sydney dialect - Balgowlah Boys High)
(Pronounced: as spelt "Esh")
positive, meaning: yes, agreed, good, excited...
(To some extent, derived from 'fresh' and can be used in almost any sentence where general positivity is implied)
(Pronounced: as spelt "Esh")
positive, meaning: yes, agreed, good, excited...
(To some extent, derived from 'fresh' and can be used in almost any sentence where general positivity is implied)
1. - "Do you want a beer?"
- "Esh"
(in this case, 'Esh' means 'yes')
2. - "Your shirt is esh"
(in this case, 'Esh' is substituted for nice/cool/good)
3. - "Let's go to another club.."
- "Esh"
(in this case, 'Esh' is substituted for either 'yes' or 'agreed')
4. - "That's esh!"
(in this case, 'Esh' would mean that whatever "that" is, is good/positive/cool/nice etc..)
- "Esh"
(in this case, 'Esh' means 'yes')
2. - "Your shirt is esh"
(in this case, 'Esh' is substituted for nice/cool/good)
3. - "Let's go to another club.."
- "Esh"
(in this case, 'Esh' is substituted for either 'yes' or 'agreed')
4. - "That's esh!"
(in this case, 'Esh' would mean that whatever "that" is, is good/positive/cool/nice etc..)
by TrueAussieDictionary May 19, 2009
(Origin: Northern Beaches, Sydney dialect - Balgowlah Boys High)
(Pronounced: as spelt "Uggy" - uh-gee (where 'gee' is 'guh')
intentionally opposite to ugly.. meaning - attractive..
(a sarcastic twist on the word "Ugly" that leaves it with the polar opposite meaning.. it can also be used to describe many things, other than appearances.. see: 'examples')
(Pronounced: as spelt "Uggy" - uh-gee (where 'gee' is 'guh')
intentionally opposite to ugly.. meaning - attractive..
(a sarcastic twist on the word "Ugly" that leaves it with the polar opposite meaning.. it can also be used to describe many things, other than appearances.. see: 'examples')
1. "That chick is pee uggy"
(meaning, the chick/girl is very attractive - also, look-up: "pee")
2. "This dinner is uggy"
(meaning, the dinner tastes very nice)
3. "This blanket is uggy"
(meaning, the blanket is warm and soft and nice)
(meaning, the chick/girl is very attractive - also, look-up: "pee")
2. "This dinner is uggy"
(meaning, the dinner tastes very nice)
3. "This blanket is uggy"
(meaning, the blanket is warm and soft and nice)
by TrueAussieDictionary May 19, 2009