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Southern Californian, L.A. Basin-area. Derived from the common exclamation,"That's awesome!" The origination of "AUSS!" was usage in emails to avoid overusing "awesome" which has become commonplace in American English to describe people,events,achievements and so forth. Proponents describe "AUSS!" as, "As best of replacement for the beloved AWESOME! as we could come up with. We love "AWESOME!", but every skatepunk, housewife, contractor, teacher and kid uses it. It's tired and needs a rest already."
It's best usage is in an email reply in all upper caps and with an explanation by itself. As an example,if someone proposes seeing the latest cool movie you can reply with the single,"AUSS!" Levels of excitement maybe expressed with additional exclamation points.

Level 1="AUSS!"
Level 2= "AUSS!!"
Level 3 to infinity= "AUSS!!!!!!!!!!!!..."
Usually seen as just ,"AUSS!" Other usages in sentences are: "That movie was AUSS!", Sheena Easton was AUSS!!!, You won the lottery??? AUSS!!!!!!
AUSS! by cocoablini August 5, 2010

Auss hole 

It refers to an aussie cricketer. Cause they don’t have moral/values. Do sledging of others. Winning is paramount. They go any extent to win like fake claims, ball tampering. They were involved in infamous sandpaper gate. they stink like an ass hole.
He seems to be an auss hole. Goes any extent to get his passion fulfilled.
Auss hole by Axeford November 20, 2023

rappelling Aussie style 

To rappel facing the ground, as Australians do.
I might have gone rappelling Aussie style if I did it the regular way 10 or 12 times!!

aussieboo 

someone who isn't Australian but acts Australian, uses Australian slang and hand signals
Hwang Hyunjin: g'day mate! 🤙🤙
felix: you're not even Australian... what an aussieboo
aussieboo by irenewong May 5, 2019

aussieboo 

To which a non australian has a large obsession with Australia moving their choice of words to an oversized amount of Aussie slang. The word is brought from the terms "koreaboo" and "weeaboo". An "aussieboo " is found using terms such as 'g'day mate', 'I'll throw a shrimp on the barbie', etc.
Ex 1 .

Non Australian : "G 'day mate " *does Aussie hand gestures *
Australian: Omg,, they're such an aussieboo
Ex 2.

"Omg, did you see hyunjin from stray kids yelling AUSSIE "
Yeah,, he's such an aussieboo
aussieboo by Yeter4life December 29, 2018

Fair Dinkum Aussie Dingo 

A return response to an Aussie mate (male) usually over a few beers who says something so outrageous that “fair dinkum” just doesn’t cut it.
Mate at pub: Went fishing, fell in the water, got attached by a shark, managed to get out of the water fairly unscathed and scored a root on the walk back to the Ute.

Response: Fair dinkum Aussie dingo!