| Arvoc |
Afternoon |
| Aussie |
An Australian |
| Billabong |
Pond in an otherwise dry stream |
| Billy |
Container for boiling tea |
| Biscuit |
Cookie |
| Bloke |
Man |
| Bonzer |
Great, terrific |
| Boot |
Trunk of car |
| Brolly |
Umbrella |
| Bush |
Country away from the city |
| Chook |
Chicken |
| Cozzie |
Bathing suit (also called togs or swimmers) |
| Crook |
Sick, ill |
| Dingo |
Australian wild dog |
| Dinki-di |
The real thing |
| Dinkum |
Honest, genuine |
| Drover |
Mounted herdsman |
| Entree |
The appetizer (not the main course) |
| Fillaroo |
Young female ranch hand |
| Fossick |
To prospect for gold or gems |
| Galah |
Native parrot (also someone acting follish) |
| G'bye |
Farewell |
| G'day |
Hello, welcome |
| Grazier |
Rancher |
| Ice Block |
Popsickle (also called icy pole) |
| Jackaroo |
Young male ranch hand |
| Jumbuck |
Sheep |
| Jumper |
Seater |
| Lollies |
Candy |
| Make A Good Fist |
Do a good job |
| Mate |
A friend |
| Mustering |
Roundup of sheep or cattle |
| Ocker |
Basic down-to-earth Aussie |
| Outback |
Remote bush |
| Pom |
An English person |
| Queue |
A line for a bus or anything else |
| Sandshoes |
Sneakers |
| Serviette |
Table napkin |
| Shout |
Buy a round of drinks |
| Station |
Large ranch |
| Strine |
What Aussies speak |
| Swag |
Bedroll and belongings |
| Ta |
Thank you |
| Ta-ta |
Goodbye |
| Tube |
Can of beer (also called tinny) |
| Tucker |
Food |
| Ute |
Utility or pickup truck |
| Waltz Matilda |
Carry a swag |
| Yank |
An American |
| Yarn |
Chat, conversation |
