good on ya

Interjection
1. A term used by Aussie's to express a job well done.
2. Aussie slang for "Thanks" or any other gratitude

1. Good on ya, mate! I knew you'd hit the target.
2. Good on ya. Glad your on board

by Dr. Lu March 9, 2004

good on ya

A phrase used to denote congratulations or happiness with deeds.

"You broke up with that buck-toothed harpie? Good on ya, mate!"

by A. "Good on ya" Cox March 18, 2004

good on ya

Kudos, Congratulations, Way to go? FIrst place I heard it was on Andy of Mayberry.

You won the spelling bee, well good on ya.

by John the Baptist March 16, 2004

good on ya

Another way of showing you are impressed/proud/excited by someone elses actions.

Often used in a father to son chat about something the son has done well (maybe at school).

"Nice one mate!" & "Well done son!" may also be used

Son - I got in my first fight at school today dad!
Dad - Did ya, good on ya son. Did you win??

by lukester March 16, 2004

good on ya

well done or congratulations

u slept with her? good on ya

by Ruddegger March 11, 2004

good on ya

a casual blessing, of irish origin, bestowing health, wealth and happiness on the recipient

an unexpected short along with a pint from a friend might illicit the response:"Jack Daniels as well, good on ya, mate"

by big nico March 15, 2004

good on ya

Phrase said to mock someone who has just failed at a task. Tonal qualities are important if the intended rebuke is to be effective. A downward inflected "on" and upward inflected "ya" are proper use in this instance.

Hey Bob, I hear you got busted shagging you're neighbour's wife. Good on ya!

by Steve March 9, 2004