fresh eggs | frɛʃ ɛɡz |
noun derogatory New Zealand colloquialism
Naive city folk who move to a rural area with the idea of living a stereotypical “country lifestyle”. Lifestyle blockers who get a chicken on their 0.5ha land and put up a sign at the end of their driveway to sell “Fresh Eggs”.
noun derogatory New Zealand colloquialism
Naive city folk who move to a rural area with the idea of living a stereotypical “country lifestyle”. Lifestyle blockers who get a chicken on their 0.5ha land and put up a sign at the end of their driveway to sell “Fresh Eggs”.
Town local: “Did you meet the new neighbours?”
Another town local: “Penny and Wade McCarthy?”
Town local: “Yeah. They’re a couple of fresh eggs from Auckland.”
Other town local: “Mate! I just sold them a chook coop for $400.”
Another town local: “Penny and Wade McCarthy?”
Town local: “Yeah. They’re a couple of fresh eggs from Auckland.”
Other town local: “Mate! I just sold them a chook coop for $400.”
by TVNZ October 31, 2018
Get the Fresh Eggsmug. by denvur July 20, 2008
Get the Fresh trippinmug. A term used after having recently smoked a bowl to tell his/her sober friends that he/she is under the influence of marijuana
by Thutton June 30, 2011
Get the Fresh of the pipemug. I picked up this slut at the bar last night. Said she was into anal. Was true but she turned out to be a fresh scoop.
by Eaton Holgoode January 14, 2019
Get the Fresh Scoopmug. An expression that replaces "pretty cool"; an affirmation. Typically used as a sort of "counter-anglicism" to mirror other Quebecois slang that uses English words but just doesn't sound right.
To be used with a deliberate accent as an inside joke by slipping it into regular conversation and hoping it'll catch on.
To be used with a deliberate accent as an inside joke by slipping it into regular conversation and hoping it'll catch on.
by Chris Nickels September 21, 2015
Get the dead freshmug. by A4L August 27, 2009
Get the dippity freshmug. 