Crossword clues for aussie
aussie
- Toowoomba resident
- Toowoomba native
- The Thorpedo is one
- Sydney resident, in slang
- Sheila from Sydney, perhaps?
- Russell Crowe or Nicole Kidman
- Rhyming-slang user, maybe
- Person from down under
- One Down Under
- Melbourne native, for short
- Mate from Melbourne
- Lleyton Hewitt, e.g
- Kiwis neighbor
- Fremantle fellow
- Emu or koala
- Down Under guy
- Denizen down under
- Crocodile Dundee, e.g
- Canberran or Adelaidean
- Bondi bloke
- Bloke from Brisbane
- Barbie enthusiast
- Barbie attendee
- Australian (colloquial)
- Adelaide native?
- AC/DC rocker Angus Young, e.g
- "Mate" caller
- 'G'day' sayer
- 2000 Olympics host
- Sydney native
- Bush dweller, maybe
- Shrimp-on-the-barbie eater
- Person of Perth
- Kiwi's neighbor
- Sydneysider, for one
- A native or inhabitant of Australia
- Antipodean
- Down Under native
- Down Under resident
- One from down under
- As well for French and English as English rival?
- Down Under denizen
- Sydney citizen, informally
- Outback dweller
- Person from Perth
- Down Under dweller
- Darwin subject
- "G'day!" speaker
- Wollongong resident
- Tasmanian, e.g
- Sydney citizen
- One from Wagga Wagga
- Kidman or Crowe
- Guy from Perth
- Barbie fan?
- "G'day!" sayer
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Aussie \Aussie\ n. 1. a native or inhabitant of Australia. [informal]
Syn: Australian.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
short for Australian (n.) or Australia, attested from 1917.
Wiktionary
a. (context chiefly Australia New Zealand British colloquial English) Australian. n. 1 (context colloquial English) An Australian. 2 (context colloquial English) An Australian Shepherd. 3 (cx slang finance English) Australian dollar n. (context colloquial English) Australia.
Wikipedia
Aussie is Australian slang for Australian and less commonly, Australia. Aussie can be used in the form of an adjective, noun, or proper noun.
Aussie is an international cosmetics brand. Its products are focused solely on hair care, such as shampoos, conditioners, hair serums, gels and sprays. It is marketed as a product of Australia due to its inclusion of certain natural ingredients found from the country itself. Thus, its logo is a kangaroo, and, similarly, its slogan is "Roo Your 'Do!". However, the brand is in fact manufactured by Procter & Gamble, an American company, which bought the brand in 2003. The brand was particularly successful in 2004, when P&G had US$55 billion in sales (the brand sales was unknown).
Aussie manufactures hair product collections for straight, wavy and curly hair to fix problems such as frizz, dryness, flat hair, and damaged hair. Aussie’s celebrity stylist is Sarah Potempa.
The product was sold in Australia prior to 1990, but was phased out during the 1990s and the product has been focused on the British and American markets.
Aussie may refer to:
- Aussie, Australian
- Aussie (Financial Group), formally Aussie Home Loans
- Aussie Aussie Aussie, Oi Oi Oi, a cheer often used at Australian sport events
- Aussie battler, Australians who are struggling against hardship
- Australian dollar, in common financial parlance the dollar is also called the aussie
- Aussie ISP, a mailing list for Australian internet service providers
- Aussie salute, waving a hand in front of the face to deter flies
- Aussie (shampoo), a brand of shampoo
- Aussie Stadium, a football stadium in Sydney, Australia
- Australian rules football, a code of football also referred to as "Aussie Rules"
- Australian Shepherd, a breed of dog
- Aussie (award), an Inflatable Rescue Boat (IRB) Racing award
- Aussie, an Australian soldier newspaper from the First World War.
- The Aussies, Australian Surf Life Saving Championships
Aussie is an Australian retail financial services group with operations spanning all mainland capital cities and major regional centres throughout Australia. The Commonwealth Bank (CBA) is an 80 per cent shareholder in Aussie. , Aussie reported a loan book under management of over A$42 Billion through 750 brokers and 150 stores. On 18 December 2012 CBA increased its share of ownership to 80%.
Usage examples of "aussie".
Leeds had dropped by the Aussie compound in Quivira Basin on Thursday morning and promised to join a hundred other sailing-stupids who were not supposed to know the location of the boozer bash.
Yeah, just one month of this same-old, same-old turned to hell when all a guy had for company was a cheerful Aussie and a mismatched set of twin wannabees.
Not only at the sight of that sunbaked Aussie, but also for an ulterior motive.
And unless he was badly mistaken, the young Aussie had more than one job in any case.
The two Aussie technicians had a battery-operated lantern going and were disassembling one of the computer displays.
Standing beside Taggart was the tall Aussie from the Sahara, Red Sharkey.
Although our Aussie wasps are pretty docile, they take a dim view of their nests being moved.
The Aussie paralysis tick will lay about three thousand eggs, in batches of about three hundred, over the next month.
Most Aussie ones are pretty harmless, but unfortunately, not all of them are.
A few Aussie bugs have been sent overseas to control pests like manuka weed and the sugarcane planthopper.
Sun-burnt and rangy, the man Cordelia assumed was an Aussie faced down the two youths.
He pulled out a short-barreled pistol from his jacket and shot the Aussie in the face.
Besides, I was particularly impressed with the way you folks handled that Aussie who was shot down, where was it, just inside Vietnam and not Cambodia?
Incidentally, the innocuous-looking Air Force lieutenant colonel that you had the other nutty Aussie squire around probably knows more about the countryside than your entire pack of pilots.
The Aussies were down to one boat and stood little chance against the coldly efficient Kiwis.