short-shorts that were popular in new zealand. were made famous by the NZ L&P ads. have a tiny pocket for keys at the front!
by xXxshawtyxXx November 27, 2006
John: "Haha! I got 10% in my last Math Test!"
Mary: "Shot John! Hi 5!"
Billy: "Can you pass me the butter?"
Tess: "Sure, here you go."
Billy: "Shot."
Mary: "Shot John! Hi 5!"
Billy: "Can you pass me the butter?"
Tess: "Sure, here you go."
Billy: "Shot."
by xXxshawtyxXx November 27, 2006
A soda drink made in New Zealand. Stands for lemon and paeroa. Famous for the NZ stubbies ad and it's slogan: "World famous in NZ since ageeees ago."
by xXxshawtyxXx November 27, 2006
"where is he from?"
"oh, he's a sheep-shagger."
"oh, he's a sheep-shagger."
by xXxshawtyxXx November 27, 2006
An adjective used to describe things like an action performed by someone or a person. Usually means embarrassing.
Used mainly in New Zealand or the Pacific Island culture.
This word is heard on a NZ drink and drive tv advertisement campaign.
Used mainly in New Zealand or the Pacific Island culture.
This word is heard on a NZ drink and drive tv advertisement campaign.
Tane: "Ooooh dat shit is manus ma brutha!"
John: "Oh, ya manus."
Pete: "Nah, I ain't manus. You a manus."
John: "Oh, ya manus."
Pete: "Nah, I ain't manus. You a manus."
by xXxshawtyxXx November 27, 2006