Aussie slang

What does the Australian slang term "dobber" mean?

A lazy personA tattletale or informerA type of sandwichA skilled surfer

• A lazy person

• A tattletale or informer

• A type of sandwich

• A skilled surfer

If an Aussie says they're going to the "servo," where are they headed?

• A service station or gas station

• A seaside resort

• A shopping mall

• A sports stadium

In Australian slang, what does it mean to "nick off"?

• To steal something

• To leave or go away

• o take a quick nap

• To win a competition

If someone says they're feeling "crook," what does it mean?

• Feeling tired

• Feeling unwell or sick

• Feeling excited

• Feeling confident

What is the meaning of the Aussie slang word "dag"?

• A type of bird

• A humorous or eccentric person

• A popular dessert

• An annoying person

In Australian slang, what is a "snag"?

• A mistake

• A sausage, usually cooked on a barbecue

• A type of insect

• a small beach

In Australian slang, what does it mean if someone is "doing a Harold Holt"?

• Taking a long nap

• Going for a swim

• Disappearing or vanishing suddenly

• Cooking a barbecue

What does the term "billy" refer to in Aussie slang?

• A type of dance

• A boiling pot used for making tea

• A slang for a billiards game

• A local pub

If an Aussie tells you to "hit the frog and toad," where are they suggesting you go?

• Take a long nap

• Go to a pond or lake

• Go to bed

• Leave or depart

What does the slang term "stickybeak" refer to?

• A nosy person or someone who interferes

• A type of sweet pastry

• A sticky situation

• A unique dance move