7 definitions by Ozzie Oz and the Beautiful Bunch

1. Large rudimentary animal that are bred for slaughter and processed into food products
2. Short for 'cattle class' which pertains to flying economy class (or 'coach' in America) on a flight. It is called this mainly because many people are crammed into such a small space for an extended period of time and most of the time are treated like animals.

1. Australian slang used to shorten the supermarket chain name "Woolworths".

1. Where one person physically staggers around in an unco-ordinated way whilst vomiting (due to ingestion of copius amounts of alcohol) - named for it's astounding visual likeness to alleged video footage of the sasquatch known in Northern America as "Bigfoot" who roams around in the same unco-ordinated manner

2. A large man-ape that roams around the Pacific Northwest of the United States of America. Believed to be an earlier stage of mankind.

3. Name given to people with larger-than-average feet (depending on their height)

1. Australian slang used as an expression typically in the context of total and utter disregard, disappointment, failure, misery etc.

1. The most Australian phrase ever spoken. Believed to have originated by a quintessentially Australian television personality by the name of Ray Meagher who played Alf Stewart on the long-running Australian show "Home and Away"

1. The most Australian phrase ever spoken. Believed to have originated by a quintessentially Australian television personality by the name of Ray Meagher who played Alf Stewart on the long-running Australian show "Home and Away"

1. Expression used by people as a shortened version of "gimme some love". This is then strictly followed by a motion of one person's hand sprinkling imaginary powder (most likely crack) downwards and the other person's hands sprinkling upwards.