New English/Aussie Slang

[cameronw01]

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I've only heard of about two of those in my life, most of them are either made up or used rarely by old men.

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[cs3]

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MONET: a woman who looks good from a distance, but when you get in close is a bit of a mess

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over here thats called a "fiddy yard fakeout"

[patrick10]

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I like our Aussie version of the USA "Butterface"

We call them a "lobster", great body but head is full of sheet.......

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i like the version of lobster i heard better

it goes from the term 'prawn': keep the body, throw away the head'

lobster; 'throw away everything but the soft fleshy part'

[drewjustdrew]

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MONET: a woman who looks good from a distance, but when you get in close is a bit of a mess

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over here thats called a "fiddy yard fakeout"

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I've also used/heard "LDB" for "Long Distance Beauty"

[Valerio]

I think a lot of these are made up. In Australia we say "aeroplane", not "airplane"

[The Dingo]

Its English and Aussie new slang and depends which part of the country you are from. I always use airplane....