Aussie Slang

  Australia has its own unique culture and language, Australian language is filled with slang words and phrases. There are thousands and thousands of slang words in the Australian language to see them all, visit Aussie Slang Dictionary. Only the general slang words are shown here.
G'day: Hello or hey and is a shortened form of Good Day 
Bloke: An Australian male. 
Mate: A friend, usually a male. Often combined with G'day. 
Ambo: Ambulance or ambulance driver. 
Barbie: Barbeque or BBQ. 
Bogan: Someone that spends most of thier time drinking beer and doesnt care about thier appearance and often slacks off. 
Bottle-o: Liquor store. 
Down Under: Australia and/or New Zealand 
Dunny: Toilet, usually outside. 
Fair Dinkum: True or genuine 
Maccas: McDonalds 
Outback: Australia's country towns and areas. 
 XXXX: Brand of beer. 
HERE ARE SOME MORE:

Ace! :	Excellent! Very good!
Arvo :	afternoon
Amber fluid :	beer
Aussie :	Australian
Beaut, beauty :	great, fantastic
Big Mobs :	loads, a lot of
Bloody :	very
Bloody oath! :	that's certainly true
Blue :	argument/mistake
Bodgy :	poor quality
Bonzer :	great, ripper
Bottler :	something excellent
Bottling :	he's an excellent, helpful bloke
his blood's worth:
Buckley's chance :	no chance
(you've got)
Bull dust :	rubbish
Cactus :	dead, broken
Cark it :	to die, stop working
Chocka :	full up
Click :	kilometre - "it's 20 clicks away"
Come a gutser :	a bad mistake or have an accident
Come good :	turn out ok
Cooee, not within :	figuratively a long way away
Cost big bikkies :	expensive
Crack a fat :	get an erection
Cream, to :	defeat by a large margin
Cut snake :	very angry
(mad as a)
Dead dingo's donger :	dry
(as dry as a)
Deadset :	true / the truth
Dingo's breakfast :	no breakfast
Dinkum / fair dinkum :	true, real, genuine
Dinky-di :	the real thing, genuine
Docket :	a bill, receipt
Doco :	documentary
Drink with the flies :	to drink alone
Dunny rat :	very cunning
(cunning as a)
Exy :	expensive
Fair dinkum :	true, genuine
Fair go :	a chance / break
Fair suck of the sav! :	exclamation of wonder, awe, disbelief
Furphy :	rumour
G'Day :	hello!
Give it a burl :	try it, have a go
Give it away :	give up
Going off :	good fun
Good oil :	useful information, a good idea, the truth
Good onya :	well done
Grouse :	great, terrific
Heaps :	a lot
Iffy :	dodgy
It's gone walkabout :	it's lost, can't be found
Kangaroos loose	Intellectually inadequate
in the top paddock :
Kick the bucket :	to die
Knock back :	refuse
London to a brick :	absolute certainty
Lunch :	OK, who farted?
(who opened their?)
Mate's rate :	cheaper than usual for a friend
Mate's discount :	cheaper than usual for a friend
No worries! :	no problem / its okay
Nun's nasty :	very dry
(as dry as a)
Piece of piss :	easy task
Pig's arse! :	I don't agree
Plate, bring a :	Instruction to bring a plate of food to a party
Pozzy :	position
Quid, make a :	earn a living
Rack off :	get lost! get out of here!
Reckon! :	for sure
Ridgy-didge :	original, genuine
Right :	okay
Ripper :	Great
Rooted :	ruined, broken
She'll be apples :	It'll be alright
She'll be right :	it'll be okay
Sparrows fart :	dawn
Strewth :	exclamation
Stoked :	very pleased
Stuffed, I'll be :	expression of surprise
Too right :	definitely
Turps, hit the :	go on a drinking binge
Zack, not worth a :	not worth anything