Adj. Calling something occa is analogous to calling something Aussie. It's used to describe something or someone that's Australian in some sense. Someone that has typical Australian characteristics like a thick
Aussie accent, eats Vegemite, plays footy, grew up in the country, and whose name can be affixed with an O, or azza (DamO, SteveO, Dazza etc..).
NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH BOGAN. Bogans are more anti immigrant (ironically) amongst other things, whereas someone that's occa is more likely to have a buy you a VB and welcome you to Australia.
Aussie accent, eats Vegemite, plays footy, grew up in the country, and whose name can be affixed with an O, or azza (DamO, SteveO, Dazza etc..).
NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH BOGAN. Bogans are more anti immigrant (ironically) amongst other things, whereas someone that's occa is more likely to have a buy you a VB and welcome you to Australia.
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Get the Occa mug.1. A thing or person characterised by their (usu. extreme) Australian-ness. Esp. refers to persons with heavy Australian accents and mannerisms. Typically used as an insult. See also bogan.
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Get the occa mug.1. To meet the challenge of an event; to try extra hard to do a task.
2. To succeed in dealing with a difficult situation.
3. To do what is needed at the time.
4. To get a boner
2. To succeed in dealing with a difficult situation.
3. To do what is needed at the time.
4. To get a boner
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ex. 1. John was able to rise to the occasion and make the conference a success. It was a big challenge, but he rose to the occasion.
ex. 2. t's not easy to play your first match in front of a crowd that size but he certainly rose to the occasion.
ex. 3. When a crisis hits, will you rise to the occasion? She needed some help, so I rose to the occasion and volunteered my services.
ex. 4. He saw her breasts and then he rose to the occasion.
ex. 1. John was able to rise to the occasion and make the conference a success. It was a big challenge, but he rose to the occasion.
ex. 2. t's not easy to play your first match in front of a crowd that size but he certainly rose to the occasion.
ex. 3. When a crisis hits, will you rise to the occasion? She needed some help, so I rose to the occasion and volunteered my services.
ex. 4. He saw her breasts and then he rose to the occasion.
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