| face fungus |
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facial hair; beard or moustache. |
| face like a chook's
arse |
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a miserable expression. |
| face like a yard of
tripe |
|
a miserable expression. |
| fair cow |
|
disagreeable thing or event. |
| fair crack of the
whip! |
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a request for reasonable treatment. |
| fair dinkum |
|
genuine; real. |
| fair enough |
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an expression used to concede a point; give up
on a verbal argument/disagreement. |
| fair go! |
|
asking for fair treatment. |
| fair suck of the
sauce! |
|
be fair!. |
| fair suck of the sav! |
|
be fair!. |
| fairy bower |
|
shower (rhyming slang). |
| fan - bloody - tastic |
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an exclamation of jubilation. |
| fang carpenter |
|
dentist. |
| far gone |
|
beyond repair; madly in love; drunk. |
| Farmer Giles |
|
piles; haemorroids (rhyming slang). |
| few stubbies/cans
short of a six pack |
|
lacking in intelligence. |
| feed the chooks |
|
to submit to a barrage of reporters and TV
cameras , and give out morsels of information (usually done by
politicians). |
| feed the chooks |
|
to masturbate (male hand action). |
| fit as a mallee bull |
|
in excellent health. |
| fizzer |
|
failure; fiasco. |
| fizzle out |
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to fade out; to come to a disappointing end. |
| flake out |
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to collapse from exhaustion or intoxication. |
| flash as a rat with a
gold tooth |
|
over dressed. |
| flat out like a
lizard drinking |
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extremely busy; working non stop. |
| flat to the boards |
|
extremely busy; working non stop. |
| Flemington confetti |
|
bulldust; rubbish. |
| flip your lid |
|
to get angry. |
| flounder spearer |
|
musical conductor (orchestra). |
| floater |
|
meat pie in a bowl of peas or gravy (a South
Australian recipe). |
| flog the cat |
|
to indulge in self pity. |
| flophouse |
|
accommodation for homeless men; cheap boarding
house. |
| flutter |
|
a small bet. |
| flu bog |
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jam. |
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