dodgey 

Australian term.
1. Something or someone that is a bit suspicious, doesn't seem quite right. Doesn't seem the real deal.

2. Slack, broken, worthless or useless.

3. Not very appealing.

1. That car salesman seemed a bit dodgey.

2. This old car is pretty dodgey.

3. That band last night were pretty dodgey.

dodgey by Susan Blu January 5, 2004

dodgey 

suspect, not correct

The readings I got are dodgey.

dodgey by J.L. Seventree June 27, 2005

Dodgey 

Another name for Holden. Instead of "That car is a Holden" it is quite acceptable to say "That car is dodgey!"

Thats the most dodgey car ive ever seen!!!

Dodgey by Siwep February 8, 2007

Dodgey 

Similar in meaning to the word "Dodgy", however this carries a stronger meaning.

"This carrot is dodgy."

or, where a stronger term is needed...

"Taco_Demon is dodgey"

Dodgey by amenoire August 10, 2006

dodgey 

British slang for male homosexual

(usually slang for suspicious or unreliable
as in "Don't toss the ball hard at me - I got a dodgey wrist...)

Like in the British "coming out" film "Get Real" - "I mean you're not really -- dodgey?" "Yeah, I'm dodgey."

dodgey by dahboi March 27, 2009

Dodgey 

Someone who is propa wonky

Hew that lad owa there is dodgey as fuck

Dodgey by A Dodgey Person June 8, 2020

Dodgey Brothers' Constructions 

Alcoholic cocktail comprised of one shot of Bacardi rum, one shot of Malibu coconut rum, and topped up with sparkling lemonade.

History: Devised in June 1999 by a group of volunteer labourers working on building wooden containers for transporting Polish folkloric dance costumes for the Ashfield, Sydney, Australia based ensemble "Syrenka". After a long day at work where they nicknamed their opearation "dodgey brothers' constructions", the DBC boys scrounged around for what refreshment they could find. All there was left was a bottle of Bacardi, a bottle of Malibu and some lemonade. They decided it went well together, and a new drink was born.

Over the following years, knowledge of the "DBC" cocktail has spread to many a pub in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Canberra in Australia, and parts of Europe and the United States.

One DBC, please, in a tall glass.

Dodgey Brothers' Constructions by Alex of Syrenka May 31, 2005