Aussieness - extremely Australian, usually defined by: A lot of alcohol consumption, Backyard sports, alcohol consumption, watching the footy, cooking snags, and more alcohol consumption.
Bloke 1: Hey MATE! you comin over for the footy?!
Bloke 2: Yeah sure mate! ill bring the stubbies!
American 1: whats that?
American 2: I believe its called "aussieness"
Bloke 2: Yeah sure mate! ill bring the stubbies!
American 1: whats that?
American 2: I believe its called "aussieness"
by That guy with blue eyes February 7, 2010
by herbie January 22, 2004
Oi! Oi! Oi!
Used by Australians in most of the circumstances where americans may chant U-S-A U-S-A.
This may be at one of the frequent moments of a fantastic sporting performance by an Aussie, or when nothing's happening.
Believed to have been derived from the Welsh 'Oggie Oggie Oggie - Oi Oi Oi!', which might actually mean something...
Seems to have peaked during the 2000 sydney olympics.
Occasionally repeated several times consecutively, the 'Oi' chorus growing louder with each calling.
Used by Australians in most of the circumstances where americans may chant U-S-A U-S-A.
This may be at one of the frequent moments of a fantastic sporting performance by an Aussie, or when nothing's happening.
Believed to have been derived from the Welsh 'Oggie Oggie Oggie - Oi Oi Oi!', which might actually mean something...
Seems to have peaked during the 2000 sydney olympics.
Occasionally repeated several times consecutively, the 'Oi' chorus growing louder with each calling.
by The Chairman January 3, 2006
Used by Australians usually at sporting events or to display Australian Pride. Or when having fun with other Aussies
The full text is:
Aussie Aussie Aussie,
Oiy Oiy Oiy
usually repeated several times
The full text is:
Aussie Aussie Aussie,
Oiy Oiy Oiy
usually repeated several times
by Philly.jo June 6, 2006
An exclamation followed by the response: Oi! Oi! Oi!
Made by Australians when feeling particularly patriotic especially during sporting events.
Also heard frequently voiced by Australians overseas. For example, when visiting Aussie themed pubs in London, England.
Exact origin unknown but early instances were observed during Olympic swimming events prior to 2000.
Made by Australians when feeling particularly patriotic especially during sporting events.
Also heard frequently voiced by Australians overseas. For example, when visiting Aussie themed pubs in London, England.
Exact origin unknown but early instances were observed during Olympic swimming events prior to 2000.
by bir0 July 11, 2005
Similar to the 80's Olympic chant of "U.S.A! U.S.A! U.S.A!", derived from the 'Oggy! Oggy! Oggy!' original. A highly embarrassing chant enjoyed particularly by Sydneysiders during the 2000 Sydney Olympics ad nauseum. Also used at the Cronulla beach wars. The chant was used to conjure up corny, smiley gung-ho 'Australianess' as opposed to being "un-Australian". When sung backwards, sounds like:
-"White Australia policy!"
-"Bring it back!".
-"White Australia policy!"
-"Bring it back!".
by Havencheese November 11, 2007
Someone from australia who doesn't give a crap about the rest of the world since they are surrounded by water. They play cricket while drinking beer and eating snags. They are amazing magical creatures, and you will know an Aussie by their.... exotic accent. Treat them with dignity and peace or they will feed you to the sharks in Nemo.
Person 1: Oh, is that an aussie
Person 2: i don't know, ask it about the footy last night
Aussie:* is now standing behind you* The footy you say?
Person 2: i don't know, ask it about the footy last night
Aussie:* is now standing behind you* The footy you say?
by Do_I_Care June 24, 2019