by mrratburn April 3, 2015
Australian slang term. Used in light hearted manner conveying humour at seriousness of subject under discussion. The more humour Australians use in speech is indicator of seriousness involved.
Q: Has the flood destroyed your farm and all the crops?
A; Bloody Oath, we'll have to start from scratch.
A; Bloody Oath, we'll have to start from scratch.
by ErnMalleyscrub April 17, 2011
Australian, slang. an expression to emphasise the the intencity of ones opinion. To declare honesty.
Mate, did your mate drink that whole Carton of beer I had in the fridge?
"Bloody Oath he did mate...( burp) "
"Bloody Oath he did mate...( burp) "
by christopher January 20, 2004
by The dank meme lord December 8, 2016