| lady's waist |
|
a gracefully shaped beer glass. |
| lair |
|
flashily dressed man. |
| lairise |
|
to show off. |
| Land of the Long
White Shroud |
|
New Zealand. |
| land shark |
|
land seller or financier. |
| larrikin |
|
lout. |
| Larry Dooley |
|
mayhem; confusion. |
| laugh at the lawn |
|
to vomit outside. |
| leckie |
|
electrician |
| left footer |
|
Roman Catholic. |
| lefty |
|
a punch with the left fist; someone with left
wing political views. |
| legal eagle |
|
a lawyer or solicitor. |
| leg pull |
|
a trick or hoax. |
| lezzo |
|
lesbian |
| lie doggo |
|
remain hidden to avoid work. |
| lights are on but
nobodies home |
|
a vague or stupid person. |
| like a blue arsed fly |
|
in a frantic manner. |
| like a lily on a
dustbin |
|
lonely; neglected |
| like a one legged man
at an arse kicker's party |
|
out of place; someone that doesn't fit in a
crowd. |
| like a pickpocket at
a nudist camp |
|
out of place or one's element. |
| like a possum up a
gumtree |
|
extremely happy; in good spirits. |
| like a shag on a rock |
|
lonely; stands out in a crowd. |
| like a stunned mullet |
|
bewildered; inactive; sluggish; listless. |
| like a two bob watch |
|
in an erratic or crazy manner. |
| like billyo |
|
energetically, with great gusto. |
| like the clappers |
|
fast (eg: The old car still goes like the
clappers) |
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