A bit [Gary]

Australian Slang

1. A caring, friendly, unselfish action by a person is is always available when needed most

2. An action by one who is dedicated to the happiness of others, often to the detriment of his/her own needs

3. A sacrificing spirit for a friend who doesn't really deserve a helping hand, an unexpected helping hand by a friend who is often lazy

It was very generous of her to turn up and start helping out with our renovations...it was a bit Gary of her.

We were surprised he came to help on the carwash...it was a bit Gary and very much appreciated.

by AmandaSander December 21, 2017

A bit downey

When something is described as silly, stupid or messed up.

‘Well, that was a bit downey!’

by Downeycat. December 16, 2018

A bit of awhile ago

Shorter than a while like halfway but longer than a few minuets

I saw Isabelle a bit of awhile ago at the house

by Fakename420 April 22, 2022

a bit pearl harbour

Used on particularly cold days, especially if there's also a stiff breeze blowing

Hey, John, it's a bit Pearl Harbour today!

You're not wrong there, Paul, there's definitely a nasty nip in the air this morning. Let's get inside and out of this terrible weather.

by Rudescholar469 October 9, 2022

a bit thom yorke

When someone does something odd or out of the ordinary. Inspired by thom yorke of radiohead

"Bill just ran around screaming"

"he's a bit thom yorke

by unitedbyfate June 1, 2007

a bit of bully

the word originates from the classic game show bullseye hosted by jim who was constantly smacked off his tits. 'A bit of bully' is slang for playing darts

Hey Jim fancy playin a bit of bully?

by shoney June 10, 2006

a bit of a one

When someone is considered to be a slag. The higher the intensity of the slag-ish-ness the larger the number at the end of the phrase.

Girl 1: "Ohmygod have you seen that Chelsea, she's a bit of a one?"

Girl 2: "Naa mate, she's at least a 3"

by SexyMumma6227487 February 19, 2009