As the conversation unfolds, another participant flips the question back at him, asking about Australian slang. The man defends his turf, saying, "Australian slang derives from somewhere." ...

As the conversation continues, another woman chimes in to ask his opinion on Australian slang, to which he responds confidently, “Australian slang derives from somewhere.” Trying to defend the ...

Since then, we’ve discovered a charming article done up by travel visa website Byevisa, that attempts to explain the most confusing Aussie slang terms ... encounter at an Australian barbecue.

So, let’s not milkshake duck (verb) Australian slang by focusing too much on the past cultural cringe and underplaying the evolving nature of slang. After all, it’s funny to think that at the same ...

When I last year interviewed Tony Thorne, author of the Dictionary of Contemporary Slang, I reported that it had the fewest ever new entries of Australian slang terms. There were just three ...

But some were able to see the funny side and took a light-hearted ... Also featuring on the list was well-known Australian slang terms such as woop woop (middle of nowhere), choc a bloc (full ...

She thinks it’s funny. She is 7.” Sidney Baker long ago pointed out that Australian rhyming slang’s popularity comes and goes in waves of vogue. Perhaps there’s a new generation of rhyming ...