Aussie Dictionary
What does it all mean? If you're unsure of what that Aussie word means and how it should be used, look it up here. You can also contribute to the Aussie Dictionary, go on submit your favourite word or phrase!
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Ham and eggs and duck under the table
Submitted by Lisa-Gaye WilliamsMeaning
nothing for dinner
Used in a sentence
Whats for dinner? Ham and eggs and duck under the table!
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Handle
Submitted by Damien BondMeaning
A 285ml (10 fl oz) glass in Darwin. See also middy, half pint, pot, ten & schooner.
Used in a sentence
Can I get a handle of beer thanks.
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Hang on a tick
Submitted by Jodi FraserMeaning
Wait a moment.
Used in a sentence
Can you hang on a tick, I just need to take this call.
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Happy as a tin of worms goin fishing
Submitted by Lee PartridgeMeaning
Not very happy
Used in a sentence
"My neighbour lost his job today..he looks as happy as a tin of worms goin fishing!"
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Happy little Vegemite
Submitted by Zambella LeightonMeaning
A happy Australian
Used in a sentence
She won the raffle - so she's a happy little Vegemite!
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Hard yakka
Submitted by Judith ConroyMeaning
Work hard.
Used in a sentence
It's been pretty hard yakka all week, let's go to the pub and grab a couple of coldies!
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Harumphing
Submitted by Theresa CominiMeaning
To get about the house all day in your pyjamas and doing nothing of any great interest. Usually after a big night out!
Used in a sentence
Last Sunday my neighbour caught me Harunphing around at 3pm when he knocked on my door and I answered wearing my pyjamas.
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Has a smile like a split watermelon.
Submitted by Leoni AitchisonMeaning
Someone with a big smile.
Used in a sentence
Look at him, he is that happy , he has a smile like a split watermelon.
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Have a crack
Submitted by L CropleyMeaning
try to achieve something
Used in a sentence
Go on, have a crack at the high jump!
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Have a go, ya mug!
Submitted by ShelleeMeaning
Give it a try.
Used in a sentence
"Have a go, ya mug!"
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Have a Nanna's
Submitted by Peter C M McCormackMeaning
A light sleep or nap for a 'younger' person to refreash
Used in a sentence
"Mate I'm tired after todays work, I'm going to have a nanna's before i do anything tonight."
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Have a squiz
Submitted by Angela ColemanMeaning
To have a look at something
Used in a sentence
Mate have a squiz at this ... do you think its right?
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Heaps
Submitted by ShelleeMeaning
A lot.
Used in a sentence
There were heaps of people down at the beach last weekend.
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Hens night
Submitted by PeterMeaning
bachorlette party
Used in a sentence
What's a Hen's Night without party games.
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Hissy Fit
Submitted by MilliMeaning
Temper tantrum
Used in a sentence
He threw a hissy fit when he didn't get his way.
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Hit for six
Submitted by Ryan SorensenMeaning
to be unwell/tired
Used in a sentence
Mate I can't, i've been hit for six by this flu.
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Hold ya horses
Submitted by LoreleiMeaning
Wait a minute, hang on, be patient
Used in a sentence
Hold ya horses, we'll get there soon
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hoo roo
Submitted by Iain BruceMeaning
see ya later
Used in a sentence
I'll meet you in a week, hoo roo for now
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Hooley dooley
Submitted by Leanne WestwoodMeaning
An exclamation of surprise
Used in a sentence
Hooley dooley, see how fast that bloke was goin' in his ute!
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Hooroo
Submitted by DeniseMeaning
Good-bye
Used in a sentence
Hooroo, see you tomorrow
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Horse's doovers
Submitted by George R. SmithMeaning
Hors d'oeuvres
Used in a sentence
Would ya like some horse's doovers?
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Howzat
Submitted by Justin WatersMeaning
"Howzat" refers to the term "How is that" and is commenly used to "appeal" a decision in cricket.
Used in a sentence
The fielding side will appeal if they think the batsman is out by screaming loudly at the umpire, "Howzat".