Aussie Slang Pillows

A funny Australian Jesus Christ design for Christmas with Australian slang merry chrissie mate / merry Christmas mate.

Meme: "crikey" in bright rainbow repeated letters. It's old and corny and yet it's hip at the same time. So channel your fave Australian with this design.

Meme: "crikey" in pastel rainbow repeated letters. It's old and corny and yet it's retro and hip at the same time. So channel your fave Australian with this design.

A funny minimal typography of the words yeah nah, in white text. Ask a Kiwi or Aussie. It's a soft no. Looks best on classic black and other strong colors.

Great gift for high school teens, tweens, college aged men and women who love memes, gamers who play and can't be bothered to pause their game, and live this saying. Relaxed attitude toward life, let the little things go.

Great Australian slang

Great Australian slang, a saying from our past, everything old is now cool again.

A visual celebration of our unique patois.

Whether you're an Aussie or just like the sound of their voices, here's a classic Australian saying in pink and orange retro letters: CRIKEY. Keep it sincere or tongue in cheek; no one will know the difference.

Yeah nah yeah nah yeah nah, 'ken oath c*nt

an insult commonly used towards those who cant do their job properly.

Cactus a plant or a tired thing.

Yeah nah yeah nah yeah nah, 'ken oath c*nt

Australian phrase for changing your mind

Simple white letters on black background: "complete dag". Australians know what this means and that it can be both an insult and kinda endearing. Channel your fave Aussie with this tongue in cheek design.

Yeah nah yeah nah yeah nah mate.

No Worries. Funny Sarcastic Saying. This design is the perfect gift for family and friends who love a sarcastic saying with a bit of sass. The simple typographic statement is great on a T-Shirt, Tank Top, Hoodie, Tote Bag or Homewares. Perfect Birthday Present. Great Australian Slang.

This design is available on a variety of products—check them out below!

'Bit of a dog's breakfast': Aussie slang for a bit of a mess. Doesn’t refer to food. Often used by parents to describe their kids’ chaotic lives. Or a job done by a terrible DIY-er.

Crikey! An Aussie saying design. An Australian expression of surprise.

admit you are an idiot with this cool Aussie slang

Show off how well you know Australian with this Aussie slang "Hooroo" design. Say goodbye the Aussie way.

To be a dag or daggy is to be uncool, unfashionable, or scruffy. Dags play by their own rules and are all the more lovable for it. An affectionate insult popular in both Australia and New Zealand.

Fair go, mate - Aussie slang for play fair. Everyone wants a fair deal and to be treated fairly - our sense of justice kicks in.

A very enthusiastic yes. Aussie Slang short for f**ken oath.

Courtney Melba Barnett (born 3 November 1987) is an Australian singer, songwriter, and musician. Known for her witty, rambling lyrics and deadpan singing style, she attracted attention with the release of her debut EP, I've Got a Friend Called Emily Ferris. International interest from the British and American music press came with the release of The Double EP: A Sea of Split Peas in October 2013. Barnett's debut album, Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit, was released in 2015 to widespread acclaim. At the ARIA Music Awards of 2015 she won four awards from eight nominations. She was nominated for Best New Artist at the 58th Annual Grammy Awards and for International Female Solo Artist at the 2016 Brit Awards.

Cool design for all car mechanics, tuners, car lovers and tuning fans. Perfect to tune in the workshop or garage on the car. Cool gift idea for Christmas, birthday or any other occasion. Automotive mechatronics design. Racer Design. Single Car Lover Design

An Australian slang, nong is used as a pretty mild and/or endearing insult. a bit of a twit, or idiot. nothing too mean or horrid is meant by calling someone a nong.

If one is perceived as being a little slow – more than feeling “under the weather,” they’re actually quite dumb – they’re a few stubbies short of a six-pack. They’re not the “full quid.” For those who don’t speak about money or alcohol, they’re “a few sandwiches short of a picnic.” Bit of a dummy!

If one is perceived as being a little slow – more than feeling “under the weather,” they’re actually quite dumb – they’re a few stubbies short of a six-pack. They’re not the “full quid.” For those who don’t speak about money or alcohol, they’re “a few sandwiches short of a picnic.” Bit of a dummy!

Yeah nah yeah nah yeah nah mate.

Aussie greeting known the world over; uttered all over Australia https://www.instagram.com/toren.odonnell/

Made famous by former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, who enjoyed using Australian slang to speak to his electorate and often pleaded for a “fair suck.” The phrase generally means that you want to be treated fairly.

Arvo Mode. A fun and colorful Australian slang Arvo Mode themed design featuring a mode switch and Australia flag sunglasses.

Made famous by former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, who enjoyed using Australian slang to speak to his electorate and often pleaded for a “fair suck.” The phrase generally means that you want to be treated fairly.

In Australia, a Galah is a bird or an idiot, but these two beauties are no idiots.