Australia

An Australian term for a fool, slow-witted person or no-hoper. It often sounds old-fashioned and comic, which can make a friendly jab lighter.

Australian slang can call a person a galah when they are behaving foolishly or making an obvious mistake, often with comic rather than severe force.

A conversational way to soften, frame or sometimes firmly deliver a “no.”

Can mean genuine, true, seriously, or an incredulous “really?” depending on context.

A warm informal expression of approval, encouragement or congratulations.

A versatile reassurance meaning “it’s okay,” “you’re welcome,” “no problem,” or agreement to a request.