stubbies
short australian shorts that define the typical aesthetic of the true blue aussie bloke.
also: bottles of beer.
also: bottles of beer.
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stubbies
short-shorts that were popular in new zealand. were made famous by the NZ L&P ads. have a tiny pocket for keys at the front!
stubbies by xXxshawtyxXx November 27, 2006
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Stubbies
stubbies
a pair of Australian stubby footy shorts which look virtually like male hotpants YUCK!!!
Slang for "stubby shorts"
Slang for "stubby shorts"
Gotta change out of my stubbies, don't want to look like a yobbo.
Those blokes stubbies are so stubby his arse hangs out the bottom, he should be charged for indecent exposure!
Those blokes stubbies are so stubby his arse hangs out the bottom, he should be charged for indecent exposure!
stubbies by bread infection January 1, 2006
stubbies
Small ski gates that are used in slalom ski racing for younger kids. There are red and blue in colour are about knee hight, and are are very flexable.
Originated: They came from the ski gate company called SPM and were originally called Hero gates.
Originated: They came from the ski gate company called SPM and were originally called Hero gates.
stubbies by *+Set.You+Free+* May 17, 2006
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