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Slang words

Aussie slang and terms used can some times be a little crude, but to exclude them would leave out a lot of the fun so consider yourself warned.

When placing the content on these pages every effort has been made to keep the slang all Australian or should I say all Aussie.

Dag: - That Tommy he's a bloody dagy bloody basted!
Translation: - That fellow Thomas, he really is a nerd and a poor dresser.

Daks: - I can't find me new dacks luv where did ya putum!
Translation: - I am finding it difficult to find me new trousers my love could you please tell me where you placed them.

Damper: - Well the fires started and the tents up I'm gunner make a damper for later!
Translation: - The campfire is well lit and the tents are erected so I will start making some bread for later.

Date: - Well I couldn't care less, why don't ya stick it up ya date mate!
Translation: - It really doesn't matter to me, why don't you place it in your anus.

Date 2: Why don't - you two buggers get of ya fate dates and do some bloody work around the place?
Translation: - It could be wise for both of you fellers to stand up and complete a little work around the house.

Dead dingo's donger: - Cricky mate! I'm dry as a dead dingos donger!
Translation: - Well my friend I am very thirty.

Dead horse: - The snags on the Barbie smell great mate stick some dead hose on mine!
Translation: - The sausages cooking on the barbeque smell wonderful, may I have some tomato sauce on mine.

Deadset: - Is that deadset are you being fairdinkum?
Translation: - Are you telling me the truth, really telling me the truth?

Dero: - There's a bunch of dero's down at the creek!
Translation: - There are number of tramps or hobo's down by the creek.

Dickhead: - Well what a dickhead he is!
Translation: - This fellow is a very silly person.

Digger: I was in the city today and there was some kind of parade on because there were Diggers marching in the streets!
Translation: - I was in the city today, watching a parade and saw very proud Army and Navy men and women marching.

Dill: - What sort of dill is the bloke, mate!
Translation: - What and idiot that man is my feind.

Dinky-di: - I bet ya that's dinky-di!
Translation: - I believe that is very genuine.

Dipstick: - That shelia would have to be the biggest dipstick I have ever meet!
Translation: - That young lady is dumbest loser, idiot It has been my pleasure to meet.

Divvy van: - When I left the pub yesterdi there was a divvy van there and the cops were putting in Tommy and Billy, they scarboard down the road, Those two were in a blue again!
Translation: - When I left the hotel yesterday I saw Thomas and William be placed into the back of a police van, it drove off very quickly, Thomas and William were fighting again.

Dob: - I saw those two blokes grab that stuff off the shelf and put it in thee pocket i.m gunner dob em in!
Translation: - I took notice when those two boys took those items placed them in there pockets and failed to pay I am going to telephone the police and tell them.

Dog's balls: - Bloody hell, Mavis has a bloody big back head on her nose it stands out like dogs balls!
Translation: - Golly Mavis has a very large pimple on her nose and it's very obvious.

Dog's eye: - When you at the shop grab-in lunch get me a dogs eye with sauce mate!
Translation: - While you are at the shop picking up the lunch order would you but me a meat pie my friend.

Dole bludger: - Than Jenny and her mates have been dole bulgers for years!
Translation: - Jenny and her friends have been obtaining social assistance for many years.

Donger: - You know Tommy? Well William tells me he has the biggest donger on any bloke he has ever seen!
Translation: - You Thomas, Well William has told me that Thomas has the largest penis he has ever noticed on a man.

Doodle: - He plays with his doodle, he never gets it right mate!
Translation: - That man toys with his penis and very really has his facts right.

Down Under: - I come from the land down under mate!
Translation: - I am an Australian my friend.

Drongo: - What a bloody drongo he is!
Translation: - That person is really stupid.

Dropkick: - That bunch are the biggest dipstick I have ever meet!
Translation: - That group of people are losers, idiots. I don't wish tp meet them again.

Drum: - I'll give you the drum! Its not what you think!
Translation: - I will give the right information, and its not what you thaink.

Dummy spit: - Cricky mate don't spit the bloody dummy!
Translation: - Golly my friend please don't upset yourself.

Dunny: - I'm off to the dunny keep me beer warm!,/b>
Translation: - I going to the outside lavatory plese ensure my glass of beer is kept cool.

Durry: - Giz a durry will ya mate I'm out!,/b>
Translation: - May I please have a cigarette or a little tobacco my friend, I don't have one off my own at present.

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