Oct 9

pack a sad

Posted in New Zealand Slang on 10 9th, 2008

Origin: New Zealand Slang
Definition: ill-humored, moody, broken
Example: 1.) Walter was a pack of sad of through dinner. 2.) I just bought this cellphone and it already packed a sad.

Sep 8

box of budgies

Posted in New Zealand Slang on 09 8th, 2008

Origin: New Zealand Slang
Definition: cheerful, happy
Example: After Mary heard the good news she was a box of budgies.

May 14

chook

Posted in New Zealand Slang on 05 14th, 2008

Origin: New Zealand Slang
Definition: a foolish person
Example: You silly chook.

May 13

chur chur

Posted in New Zealand Slang on 05 13th, 2008

Origin: New Zealand Slang
Definition: good job, congratulations
Example: I heard about his promotion, so I called to tell him “Chur Chur”.

May 12

munt

Posted in New Zealand Slang on 05 12th, 2008

Origin: New Zealand Slang
Definition: 1). wreck, break 2.) a stupid or foolish person
Example: 1.) I reversed my car into a parking meter and munted the boot. 2.) Alex can be such a munt.

Apr 26

good on ya

Posted in New Zealand Slang on 04 26th, 2008

Origin: New Zealand Slang
Definition: good job, good for you, way to go
Example: Good on ya for getting an A in chemistry.

Mar 24

sweet as

Posted in New Zealand Slang on 03 24th, 2008

Origin: New Zealand Slang
Definition: fine, okay, sure
Example: Sweet as, I’ll be there at ten.

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