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Australian saying of the day: 'She'll be apples' - Meaning and why it still mattersAustralian saying of the day: In Australia, the phrase "She'll be apples" acts as a comforting reminder during tricky times, signifying tha...- Australian saying of the day: 'Fair dinkum, mate' - Meaning and why it still mattersAustralian saying of the day: The phrase 'Fair dinkum, mate' embodies Australian communication's direct and friendly nature. It signifies a...
- Word of the day: FurphyA furphy is a false story or rumor. This term is popular in Australian English. It describes gossip or unverified claims. People share thes...
- Word of the Day: SussingSussing, a British slang term from the 1950s, means figuring something out through careful observation and common sense, often by reading c...
- Why has In-N-Out removed No. 67 from its menu? The slang taking over America explainedIn-N-Out Burger has removed the number 67 from its ordering system. This action follows a viral trend where teens flooded restaurants. The ...
- Australian police design AI tool to decipher predators' Gen Z slangAustralian police are collaborating with Microsoft to develop an AI prototype capable of deciphering Gen Z slang and emojis used by online ...
- Planning a trip Australia? Get fluent in these must-know Aussie slang termsAustralians are renowned for their unique twist on English, with playful abbreviations like "sunnies" for sunglasses and "arvo" for afterno...
- ‘Salaar’ overtakes ‘Dunki’ in advance bookings, gains Rs 29 cr; Prabhas-starrer predicted to earn Rs 55-60 cr on day 1Directed by Prashanth Neel, this epic action thriller is an official remake of Neel’s 2014 blockbuster ‘Ugramm’
- Rahul Gandhi's 'panauti' jibe at PM Modi 'below the belt', says Amit Shah"Whenever below the belt language was used about the Prime Minister, people have given a befitting reply in whichever state in the country....
- Congress, BJP war of words over Rahul's 'panauti' jibe at PM escalates into poster warThe poster battle comes a day after the Election Commission (EC) issued a show-cause notice to Rahul Gandhi for his "panauti", "pickpocket"...
- Rahul Gandhi has become 'national problem', claims BJP's Shivraj ChouhanAddressing an election meeting at Bagidora in poll-bound Rajasthan's Banswara, Chouhan attacked the Congress government in Rajasthan over a...
- EC issues notice to Congress' Rahul Gandhi for 'panauti', pickpocket remarks targeting PM ModiCongress leader Rahul Gandhi was issued a show-cause notice by the Election Commission for allegedly targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi...
- Royalty's losing currency, not just for filthy lucreAustralia's central bank said that the $5 bill featured a portrait of the late queen not as a genuflexion to her royal status, but in recog...
- Slang Labs gets funding from Google Assistant fund, othersSlang Labs will use the funding to scale operations and sales and marketing efforts, founder Kumar Rangajan says. The in-app voice assistan...
- Disappointed BCCI uploaded Jadeja-Wade chat: Steve SmithThe BCCI's media team had uploaded the video where it was seen that while Jadeja was batting, Wade was constantly trying to sledge him from...
- Tennis - Kyrgios hopes team spirit can help overcome Seppi lossTENNIS-AUSTRALIA-KYRGIOS:Tennis - Kyrgios hopes team spirit can help overcome Seppi loss
- Tennis-Kyrgios hopes team spirit can help overcome Seppi lossTENNIS-AUSTRALIA/KYRGIOS:Tennis-Kyrgios hopes team spirit can help overcome Seppi loss
- Kyrgios thinks ban will help him push for top 10 in 2017TENNIS-AUSTRALIA-KYRGIOS:Kyrgios thinks ban will help him push for top 10 in 2017
- Tennis-Kyrgios thinks ban will help him push for top 10 in 2017TENNIS-AUSTRALIA/KYRGIOS:Tennis-Kyrgios thinks ban will help him push for top 10 in 2017
- 85% Australians say racial prejudice exists in AustraliaAn 11-year study has revealed that a considerable number of Australians feel racial discrimination exists in the country.
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