More Aussie Lingo

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1. If you're cooking up some 'bum nuts', what might your family soon have the pleasure of eating? Pineapple rings Shrimp balls Eggs Fried potatoes

2. If you're out and about and spot a 'deadly treadly', what have you seen? A treadmill A poisonous spider A bicycle An escalator

3. What are 'scungy dungs'? Dirty dogs Your lungs Swimming trunks Underpants

4. What does the phrase, 'what do you think this is, bush week' mean? A week spent celebrating the 'bush' A term of incredulity A holiday A term of endearment

5. If you're as 'mad as a cut snake' what are you? Very angry Very poisonous Very sick Very hurt

6. If I said I didn't like your 'clobber', what would I be criticising? Your best mate Your sledge hammer Your next door neighbour Your clothes

7. If you're a 'cacky hander', what are you? A left handed person A backward person A coloured person A person of the Kiwi persuasion

8. What is a 'dead marine'? A dead soldier An empty milk bottle An empty fish tank An empty beer bottle

9. 'I'll fix the Jack and Jill', means what? I'll count the till I'll pay the bill I'll repair the sill I'll take out a will

10. If someone says you're 'a long drink of water', what are you? Very thirsty Very ugly Very wet Very tall

11. What's a 'shemozzle'? A crime A female mozzie A mess A female dog

12. If you're 'a sick puppy' what are you? You're ill You're sick You're deprived You're depraved

13. If you're called a 'scrubber', what does it mean? You're as useful as a dishwashing implement You're an ugly, rough, or immoral girl You've got an ugly baby You're a washing up tool

14. What is 'schoolie's week'? A weeks holiday in Surfers A holiday in Sydney A primary school vacation A week off school

15. What was a 'six o'clock swill'? Hectic pig feeding Havoc at 'clocking-out' time at work Busy time at a pig farm Hectic beer drinking session