aroo................................................	goodbye
arsey...............................................	lucky
artist..............................................	Someone who indulges in excesses, e.g., bull artist, booze artist, gip artist (con artist)
Aussie..............................................	an Australian (somebody from Australia)
Aussieland..........................................	Australia
ANZAC...............................................	(Australia and New Zealand Army Corp) There is a national holiday celebrating the soldiers of both counties; kind of like Memorial Day in the United States. It takes place on the 25th of April.
blue................................................	Somebody who has red hair is called a blue. It's because they usually have blue eyes.
boomerang...........................................	an aboriginal throwing weapon
bull puncher........................................	cowboy
catch ya later......................................	see ya
chips...............................................	french fries
chook...............................................	chicken, as in food
crisps..............................................	potato chips
Dinky di............................................	Real, Genuine (The real deal)
dunny...............................................	toilet
esky................................................	It's a cooler for keeping things like sodas cold. It comes from the word Eskimo.
Fair dinkum?........................................	Really?, For real?
flat.................................................	An apartment.
Fortnight...........................................	means two weeks or 14 days
g'day...............................................	hi, hello
graft...............................................	work (usually hard work) grafter-worker
grafter.............................................	A worker.
goodonya............................................	Good job. Well done!
grouse..............................................	really good, excellent
Gumtree, Up a gum tree...............................	Up a creek without a paddle.
Homestead...........................................	The actual house or living quarters on a farm.
How you going allright?..............................	How's it going? how are you doing? What's up?
Jackaroo, Jillaroo...................................	Station hands. People who work on cattle ranch or sheep ranch
Lamington...........................................	Like a sponge cake, covered in chocolate icing then rolled in shredded coconut. These are often made at school and sold at bake sales to raise money.
mate................................................	buddy, friend
Nullanulla.........................................	An aboriginal club used for hunting
outback.............................................	the back country, the hinterlands, also, called the bush
Homey...............................................	Somebody from England. Another expression is "Pome" which is an acronym for Prisoner Of Mother England. But this is not a nice expression.
ripper..............................................	Really good. Awesome!
Roo.................................................	Abbreviation for kangaroo
Roobar..............................................	Lots of cars have these. It's kind of like a roll bar but it's mounted on the front of the car, above the bumper. They are supposed to protect the car and people inside in case you hit a kangaroo on the highway.
tea.................................................	dinner or lunch
tucker..............................................	food
Quocka..............................................	An animal in the marsupial family, native to an island of the north-west coast of Australia.
Sticky beak.........................................	Nosey (Don't be such a sticky beak...Don't be so nosey)
Unit.................................................	An apartment.
weekender...........................................	A cottage or shack where people go to spend their weekends.