A playfully derisive name given to the game of Australian Rules Football by non-followers. It comes from observation that players frequently use long, high kicks through the air to pass the …

Find out what Shirtfronting someone means in Aussie Slang 'Bung on a blue'. View an example of how 'to shirtfront' is used by fair dinkum Australians.

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Corker adjective, adverb Something excellent. Example of 'Corker' The little half-back has come up with an absolute corker of a tackle. Brought down an ox of a prop! (half-back and prop are …

Meaning of 'Sheep Shagger' Sheep Shagger noun A New Zealander. Example of 'Sheep Shagger' - Where are you from? - I'm a Kiwi. - Another bloody sheep shagger! Are there any of …

Meaning of 'Mullygrubber' Mullygrubber noun A low ball in cricket. One that doesn't bounce. Example of 'Mullygrubber' You should put Stevo in to bowl next. He might produce one of his …

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Meaning of 'Ripper' Ripper adjective, adverb Great; fantastic. Example of 'Ripper' - You get out yesterday? - Yeah she was an absolute ripper day for a surf. Spread the love, share the slang!

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Meaning of 'Sook' Sook noun A real wimp or whinger. Example of 'Sook' Don't be such a sook, it's only a croc bite! Spread the love, share the slang!