Kiwi Terms

[broncos]

irish curtains- are cobwebs in the  corner of a room, ceiling.......

[SteddieEddie]

Veitchy = boot up the computer

[Wandarah]

some of these are Australian and I suspect a lot of these are also very regional.  Here's what I have.
crib = steal/copy for ones own use
bach = a shack, now more likened to a holiday home by the beach (beach version of a lodge)

crib = bach - depending on how far south you are (and now, probably how old you are)

my grandparents owned a crib in riverton for instance.

[Nyan]

Irish Curtains has no relation to Beef Curtains?

[Tiwaking!]

Check this out. Its pretty choice ae?!


Its chur choice!

[Donkey]

Chur bro!

[Retardobot]

Magical as always Tiwa.

Invest in a new camera!

[Tiwaking!]

Magical as always Tiwa.

Invest in a new camera!

My classmates what me to do the part 2 of this video, but I only did the video as a joke as most people in foreignstan dont believe chur, yous or giz are real words.

There was some confusion in class about the word 'Oosh' as in 'No one in the class knows what Oosh means'.

Oosh is the sound you make when you see something cool, the sound of something flash.

True or false?

[Retardobot]

It can also be used in shock.

Or in response to something unexpected.

Like you are watching a rugby game and someone gets tackled...."OOSH, did you see that!?"

[Donkey]

It can also be used in shock.

Or in response to something unexpected.

Like you are watching a rugby game and someone gets tackled...."OOSH, did you see that!?"

This is how I mostly hear it being used.

[Retardobot]

This is how I mostly hear it being used.

I think people have started to use it ironically. Like "I know I am saying a silly word to describe something, therefor I will use it to describe something awesome".

[Machpants]

Yeah Shufti comes from Brit Forces from  Shufti: arabic to have a look. have a shufti at that. The shufti kite was a recon plane, for example.
Probably entered the Kiwi vernacular post WWars, I guess.

One of my faves is 'gruts' for undies, I wonder if that is a local one from around here?

[Pyromanik]

Aussies use it too I think, along with the compound bastard "grundies"

[Spork]

Theres an NZ one woohoo: Heaps

 
Rubbish, heaps = 100% South Aussie. :p

Kiwi Terms

[EnjoyTheSauce]

Rubbish, heaps = 100% South Aussie. :p

Kiwi Terms

I dunno, we say heaps heaps.
For example:  Australians try to claim heaps of our shit.

[pop]

is sook there?

[5loth]

Blocking ie. put a woman on the block.

I believe this term came from the mongrel mob.

[Pyromanik]

o.0
never heard that one 5loth!

[Tiwaking!]

o.0
never heard that one 5loth!

From here:
Do you watch TV? (later expanded here)
The videos have been taken off that website though so:

a sad term. I wish I had never learned it.

[Lias]

I dont think its specifically a Mongrel Mob term as much as a "gang" related term.  Certainly happens in other gangs, MC's etc. It's also not always rape, some women block themselves to pay off drug debts etc. But yeah blocking a chick = everyone gets a turn.. Pres/sgt at arms/officers/etc first, then members, prospects, associates, visitors, club dogs..

[Lias]

usage: "Give her a spit roast on the block and teach the bitch how to ski!" (Meaning one bloke fucking at each end, and the girl giving two handjobs at the same time)

[Plasma]

usage: "Give her a spit roast on the block and teach the bitch how to ski!" (Meaning one bloke fucking at each end, and the girl giving two handjobs at the same time)

ski poling

[Pyromanik]

= everyone gets a turn.

Yea, it ain't hard to figure.

[Zarkov]

usage: "Give her a spit roast on the block and teach the bitch how to ski!" (Meaning one bloke fucking at each end, and the girl giving two handjobs at the same time)

Gang patois maybe, hardly a "Kiwi term"

Getting a bit too far off topic for my taste.

[Tiwaking!]

What the...

Get out of here you...you stupid bot!