Na mate, I'l tell ya what...the guy come roun he-gain..Il give to em right..bloody fair dinkum mate!"
by herbie January 22, 2004
To mean that something is truthful. Fair share of work, truth, or honesty. Not kidding. Not 'taking the shit', as it were.
by Coihandel April 4, 2003
1)Australian Slang Word to express suprise.
2)Statement of acknowledgement.
Similar term to "No Sh!t"
2)Statement of acknowledgement.
Similar term to "No Sh!t"
1)Person A - I nearly had a car accident today!
Person B - Fair Dinkum?
2)Person A - It's going to cost me lot of money to fix the car.
Person B - Fair Dinkum
Person B - Fair Dinkum?
2)Person A - It's going to cost me lot of money to fix the car.
Person B - Fair Dinkum
by Melbourne Dude March 3, 2005
by youcantryreachingme June 7, 2005
Originates from when Captain Cook first landed in Australia. When they used to drink the toast would be "Fair Drinking" and the saying has evolved from there.
by Pinkbum May 13, 2004
Usually a term used to confirm the truth of a statement.
The origins of this term are disputed but a plausible one is that it came from the Victorian Goldfields where Chinese workers used the term Ding kum so confirm a deal that is honest and true.
The origins of this term are disputed but a plausible one is that it came from the Victorian Goldfields where Chinese workers used the term Ding kum so confirm a deal that is honest and true.
by Parkmyute November 20, 2012
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