Aussie Slang Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

Someone playing a good game of sport, or something that’s exceptionally good. Can also be “bonza” or “beaut.”

You must be dreaming! If you think that's going to work, you better come back to reality!

John Dory is a fish found in Australia and is great tasting. It also rhymes with story. So when people want to know what’s going on, or they’re wanting to hear gossip, they ask what the John Dory is.

John Dory is a fish found in Australia and is great tasting. It also rhymes with story. So when people want to know what’s going on, or they’re wanting to hear gossip, they ask what the John Dory is.

Hello Cocky? Show you Aussie humour with this range.

You must be dreaming! If you think that's going to work, you better come back to reality!

Someone playing a good game of sport, or something that’s exceptionally good. Can also be “bonza” or “beaut.”

Australian phrase for changing your mind

Budgie and swimmer

A love/hate phrase you call your Australian bestie

Simple white letters on black background: Noice. Put on your best Aussie accent and drag out the vowels a little to show your approval: noiiiiiiice. It's excellent.

Easy Tiger: A tongue in cheek design in an elegant retro font. Refer to the classic Aussie saying or just display it for the fun playful design in striking black and white.

Gutted t-shirt

Bugger a person or thing considered to be contemptible, unpleasant, or difficult. Also used instead of damn. Bugger. (Noun/verb/adjective) A mild profanity that's also one of the most versatile words in Australian English. Exclamation; “Bugger! I dropped some more avo on myself.” A term of sympathy; “Look at that poor bugger with avo all over his bathers.” © Artwork copyright Splendrous.

Yeah, nah? Confusing way Australians answer questions. Join them!

Fang it is a ozzy saying like Yeah nah Yeah it mines go fast and it's a Australian slang. This funny design is based on super trending ozzy saying or Australian saying and loved by everyone. It says fang it.

I'm a RIPSNORTER | Australian Slang

Show how Aussie you are with this Ripsnorter gear

Are you a crusty little monster? Then this shirts for you.

Ratbag Australian and New Zealand slang. A mischievous, stupid, eccentric, horrible or disagreeable person. © Artwork copyright Splendrous.

Dag is an Australian and New Zealand slang term. In Australia, it is often used as an affectionate insult for someone who is, or is perceived to be, unfashionable, lacking self-consciousness about their appearance and/or with poor social skills yet affable and amusing. © Artwork copyright Splendrous.

One of the best Aussie sayings ever....yeah, na.

Munted drunk design

Why be normal when you can be heaps normal?

No Worries Australian slang. An Australian classic, “no worries” is often said instead of “that's alright” or “it was no trouble”. Similarly, you might hear “no dramas”, which means the same thing. © Artwork copyright Splendrous.

Afarm is of Turkish origin. We say it here in Egypt. When an employee or worker does an excellent job, we say to him, “Afarm ealayk.” Try to say it, as it is an easy word to say to the taxi driver in Egypt when you visit her

Aussie slang for "the real thing, mate"

Yeah nah is a ozzy saying like Yeah nah Yeah it mines no. This funny design is based on super trending ozzy saying or Australian saying and loved by everyone. It says yeah nah.

Larrikin Australian slang. A person who acts with apparently careless disregard for social or political conventions; a person who is unsophisticated but likeable and good-hearted, 'a rough diamond'; a joker. © Artwork copyright Splendrous.

Yeah nah is a ozzy saying like Yeah nah Yeah it mines no. This funny design is based on super trending ozzy saying or Australian saying and loved by everyone. It says yeah nah.

Afarm is of Turkish origin. We say it here in Egypt. When an employee or worker does an excellent job, we say to him, “Afarm ealayk.” Try to say it, as it is an easy word to say to the taxi driver in Egypt when you visit her

Usta means the teacher in a craft. craft teacher This term was transmitted to us from the Mamluk era, and it means the master or skilled craftsman who stood on a certain industry and was famous for it, and it means that he is a master of this industry, and it was pronounced in Egypt as “usta. In Egypt, friends, when they meet each other, say hello, Osta As a kind of joke, saying to your friends, "Welcome, Osta."

Mate Australian slang. "Mate" is a popular word for friend. Usually meant as friendly, mate can be aggressive, but it depends on context. © Artwork copyright Splendrous.

You Beaut Aussie slang. 1. a person or thing that is outstanding or distinctive. 2. a kind, friendly, or trustworthy person. adjective. You describe someone or something as a beaut when you think they are very good.

Yeah nah is a ozzy saying like Yeah nah Yeah it mines no. This funny design is based on super trending ozzy saying or Australian saying and loved by everyone. It says yeah nah.

Usta means the teacher in a craft. craft teacher This term was transmitted to us from the Mamluk era, and it means the master or skilled craftsman who stood on a certain industry and was famous for it, and it means that he is a master of this industry, and it was pronounced in Egypt as “usta. In Egypt, friends, when they meet each other, say hello, Osta As a kind of joke, saying to your friends, "Welcome, Osta."