Australian Slang

Aussie salute :	brushing away flies with the hand
Bail out :	depart often angrily
Bail (somebody) up :	to corner somebody physically
Barrack :	to cheer on
Big-note oneself :	brag, boast
Blue :	fight/argue
Blow in the bag :	have a breathalyzer test
Bog in :	tuck in, commence eating
Bot :	to scrounge
Burl :	have a go
Captain Cook :	look ("let's have a Captain Cook")
Chuck a Uey :	do a u turn
Dob in :	to inform on somebody
Drum :	tip-off
Dummy, spit the :	get very upset at something
Earbashing :	nagging
Face, off one's :	drunk
Flat out :	busy
Flick :	to dump your partner
Flick it on :	to sell something soon after buying it
Flog :	to sell / steal
Fossicking :	search / rummage
Game :	up for it
Get up somebody :	to rebuke somebody
Gobful, give a :	to abuse verbally
Grinning like a shot fox :	very happy, smugly satisfied
Knock :	to put down / criticise
Lair it up :	to behave in a brash and vulgar manner
Lend of, to have a :	to take advantage of someone
Lizard drinking, flat out like a :	very busy
Lob in :	drop in to see someone
Muster :	round up sheep or cattle
Naughty, have a :	have sex
Nuddy, in the :	naked
Pash :	passionate kiss
Perve :	looking lustfully at the opposite sex
Pommy shower :	using deodorant instead of taking a shower
Plate :	bring your own / some food (often to a BBQ)
Rack off :	get lost!
Rage on :	to continue partying
Rapt :	pleased
Rock up :	to turn up, arrive
Root :	have sex
Rooted :	tired
Ropeable :	very angry
Rort :	Cheating, defrauding
Rubbish, to :	to criticize
Session, to have :	go out drinking
Shankys's pony :	to travel on foot
Shoot through :	to leave
Sickie, throw a :	have a day off due to illness
Skite :	boast, brag
Smoko, have a :	take a break
Spewin :	very angry
Spit the dummy :	get very upset at something
Sprung :	caught doing something
Squizz :	to look
Sunbake :	sunbathe
Technicolor yawn :	to be sick
Tee-up :	to set up (an appointment)
Waggin' school :	playing truant
Walkabout :	wander off
Whinge :	complain
Whiteant :	to criticising competitors products
Wobbly, throw a :	go mad
Veg out :	relax in front of the TV
Yabber :	talk a lot
Yakka :	work (noun)
Yewy :	u-turn in traffic