1. A soldier from Australia or New Zealand. Originally referred only to Gallipoli campaigners, (the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps), then to all World War I soldiers, and later extended to any Aussie or Kiwi soldiers.

2. An Anzac biscuit, Australia's traditional biscuit.

A term used to reference cannabis/marijuana/weed.

The lasting bond between New Zealanders and Australians, forged by joint service in ww1 and ww2.
It has now come to stand for the reletionship between Kiwis and Aussies.
This reletionship is simillar to a brotherly rivalry, and although we seem to 'give each other crap' about everything- should Australia fall victim to catastrophe- New Zealand would lay down her life in aiding her big brother. And like wise in return.

Australian New Zealand Army Corps. What the Poms called an 'Expeditionary Force' of young Sh*t Kickers that NZ and AUS sent to WW1. Were commanded by hapless bumbling Englishmen, resulting in massive slaughter, forming lasting bond between NZ & AUS. Luckily the English lifted their game in time for the second WW, slugging it out together for four years before the Yanks finally subbed in and hogged the glory.

the most scary military force to have ever existed. formed when maori guerilla warfare brutes and auzzi tactical snake eaters came together to kill the turks. we got screwed...... but it wassent our fault. were all friends now.

Australian New Zealand Army Corps.... kick the turks ass then went to help those pommy morns and made the germans shit them selvels.... the poms told the australians to wear their slouch hats in the westen front to scare the germans off the ANZAC is a formidable foe

An Australian and New Zealand millitary Coalition. See Digger.

Proof that Australia and New Zealand stick together, in wartime in this case. Thanks to the UK, Lost at Gallipoli, but lost in STYLE. Made our mark as nations in the millitary world there.