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pong
stink; smell.
pony
a small glass of beer.
poof/poofter/poofta
an offensive term for a homosexual male.
poohie
in a bad mood; in a shittie.
poon
a lonely, crazy inhabitant of the backblocks (outer suburbs).
pooned up
well dressed.
possum
a term of endearment, fondness, love or affection.
possum guts
a coward.
postie
postman.
poxy/poxie
small, rubbishy - of poor quality.
pozzie
position.
prang
a motor vehicle accident.
prawn
a weak, foolish person.
preggers
pregnant.
pressie
present.
proddy-dog/protty-dog
a Protestant.
pull someone's leg
to play a trick on someone; to tease; to joke.
pull a swifty
to trick someone. 
pull the other leg/pull the other one
an expression of disbelief.
pull your head in
shutup and behave; can be used as an insult.
pure merino
first class; excellent quality.
purler
indicates excellence; a heavy fall.
purple patch
a run of good luck.
put a cork in it!/put a sock in it!
shut up!.
put the boot in
to attack someone when they are already down.
put the hard word on
ask for sex in an unwelcome way; to ask for a loan.
put the mockers on
to jinx someone; to frustrate someone's plans.
put up your dooks!
to challenge someone to a fight.


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