Browsing slang terms beginning with: f
- Face Like a Festered Pickle
- Having facial acne.
- Fair Dinkum
- True, genuine, authentic.
- Fair Go
- Fair treatment, a reasonable chance.
- Fair Suck of the Sauce Bottle
- Come on, be fair, be reasonable.
- Fair Suck of the Sav
- It's the equivalent of saying 'come on, be fair, be reasonable'.
- Fairy Bread
- Buttered white bread sprinkled with 'hundreds and thousands' and served at children's parties. Always induces feelings of nostalgia in adults.
- Fairy Floss
- Candy floss, cotton candy.
- Female Factory
- Woman's prison in convict times.
- Feral
- A wild person, a homeless person, a smelly hippy type.
- Filth
- Great, Awesome.
- Firie
- Fire fighter.
- Flash as a Rat With a Gold Tooth
- Too flash, too showy. Something's not right about them.
- Flat Chat
- To go very fast, as fast as possible.
- Flat Out Like a Lizard Drinking
- Very busy. Embellished form of 'flat out'.
- Flat Tack
- As fast as possible, top speed.
- Fluke, a
- A stroke of luck.
- Foilie
- A small amount of cannabis wrapped in tin-foil.
- Football
- Football. This can mean Australian Rules Football, Rugby League, Rugby Union, or Soccer. Many soccer fans feel that the term 'football' should be reserved exclusively for their game, and resent that it is used predominantly to refer to the other codes.
- Footy
- Football. This can mean Australian Rules Football, Rugby League, Rugby Union, or Soccer. Context is everything. For example, someone with very few teeth, living in the Melbourne suburb of Collingwood, will almost certainly mean Aussie Rules Football when referring to the 'footy'. 'The footy' can also mean 'the ball'.
- Fossick
- Search, rummage around for something. Goldfields origin.
- Franger
- Condom.
- Franger
- Frankston, a suburb of Melbourne.
- Freckle
- Playful word for the arsehole/anus.
- Fremantle Doctor
- A cool sea breeze bringing respite from the heat.
- Frog Cake
- A frog-shaped cake with green icing (SA).
- Fruiterer
- Fruit and vege seller.
- Fuck spiders, we’re not here to
- We're not here to muck around and waste time. We've got a job to do.