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Aussie terms
Drinking terms:
pissed-drunk pot-10 oz. glass (of beer) stubbie-small bottle (of beer) stubbie holder-sleeve to hold your beer tinnie-can of beer grog-general term for beer slab-24 beers jug-pitcher of beer bottle shop-liquor store "cheers, big ears!"-common toast pub crawl-bar hopping booze bus-police breathalizer van drink driving-drunk driving b.y.o.-bring your own (alcohol) vitamin b, VB, Vic Bitter-Victoria Bitter(popular beer)
Food/Restaurant terms
tea-dinner brekkie-breakfast takeaway-to go fish 'n chips-small sandwich/burger shop Mackers-McDonald's Hungry Jacks-Burger King Sevs-Seven Eleven Vegemite-horrible tasting yeast spread meat pie-unidentifiable meat in a pie crust (yum) tomato sauce-ketchup souvlaki-popular Greek pita sandwich, usually with spit lamb or chicken cheese grill-grill cheese with the lot-with everything (beet root, pineapple, etc.) barbie-barbecue skinny milk-skim milk crisps-chips chips-french fries sausage roll-sausage meat substance in pastry crust
Miscellaneous
pokies-slot machines hire-rent your go-your turn rubbish-garbage rubbish bin-garbage can dunny-toilet toilet-bathroom lift-elevator bubbler-drinking fountain footy-Aussie rules football mobile-cellular phone surgery-doctor's office chemist-pharmacy how ya goin'-how ya doin' mum-mom boot-trunk(of a car) windscreen-windshield petrol-gasoline good on you-good for you bushwalk-hike the bush-the forest the outback-remote part of Australian countryside Aussie-anything pertaining to Australia or Australians Oz-Australia ta-thank you cheers-thank you dingo-Australian wild dog barrack for-cheer for uni-university/college jumper-sweater
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