Durrie

Cigarette, Australian saying, commonly used in Queensland, sometimes not understood in other parts of Australia.
Spoken by the bevan, who carries in the other hand a stubbie of XXXX, Tooheys or VB

Hey bloke, can I scab a durrie off you?

by jamesbrown April 23, 2003

Durrie

An Australian slang term for a cigarette, usually a rollie.

may I buy a packet of durries, cheers mate?

by Draegath March 11, 2003

Durrie

Smoking a durrie refers to a cigarette.
During the 1st world war, ANZACs , particularly the Australian Light Horse, trained in Egypt before deploying to the Dardanelles. While training they had some time off in towns, where they could buy souvenirs and comfort items like tobacco. Tobacco was sold in the market place, and displayed on carpets, called dhurries. If you got to the market at the end of the day, and bought the last of the tobacco, they sometimes got some carpet fluff mixed in with the tobacco, and the diggers joked that they were smoking more carpet fluff than tobacco, hence the term smoking a dhurrie. Still used in the Australian army to this day as slang for a smoke= durrie.

Hey mate, can I Bludge a Durrie off ya?

by Barratrooper October 9, 2018

Durrie muncher

durrie muncher: someone who smokes a lot of durries (cigarettes)

omg montana is such a durrie muncher

by m0nnnn September 25, 2019

Durrie

Australian term for cigarette.

Mainly used by the australian defence force.

'hey man, got a durrie?'

by ksm. November 4, 2008

durrie hole

an abo's (aboriginal's) daughter.

farther: quit being a slut you durrie hole.
daughter: shut up you dawg (dog)

by you white dog cunt August 16, 2011

durrie

In New Zealand and Australia - colloquial slang for a cigarette. Derived from the words 'Dunhill Red' - a popular brand of cigarette in those parts of the world, but widely used to refer to any cigarette - typically a tailor-made cigarette as opposed to a roll-your-own

"Bro, got a durrie?"

by KiwiEtymologist February 1, 2013