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ducks guts 

Australian slang for 'Great' as in 'The Bees Knees'

Famously used in the 1979 Australian Film 'Mad Max'
*Just as Max is shown the Pursuit Special, in particular the enormous supercharger protruding from the bonnet

Goose; "You can shut the gate on this one Maxxie, Its the Ducks Guts!"
ducks guts by Chumblet January 28, 2014
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ducks guts 

The best there is - the best of breed
ducks guts by evil_roy February 24, 2005

Black as a ducks guts 

Black as a ducks guts is a term used in australian slang to tell someone that the weather looks horrible
"Mate look, its as black as a Ducks guts. We should hit the frog and toad

duck's guts 

An Australian expression - if you think something is awesome, brilliant etc. then it is said to be the duck's guts.

Synonyms (see below) include the bee's knees, the cat's pyjamas, or, strangely enough, the cat's arse.
My new cricket bat is the duck's guts.

Look at that pony-tailed wanker in his BMW. He thinks he's the ducks guts.
duck's guts by Choda Boy 57 August 12, 2006
Damn, dude, that new video game is ducksnuts!
Ducksnuts by Kyle Bause April 12, 2008
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