munchies

snack food: “I really fancy some munchies.”

plastered

extremely drunk: “ I see that he’s plastered again.”

prezzy

gift: “I’m just off into town, I have to buy a prezzy for someone I work with.”

quirky

unconventional: “I suppose I like it but it’s a bit too quirky for my taste.”

rabbit

excessive talking: “I have never known anyone rabbit that much before.”

racket

a loud noise: “Can you hear that racket?”

shades

sunglasses: “I like your new shades.”

shattered

very tired: “I went to bed late last night and now I feel really shattered.”

sickie

taking time of work by ringing in and saying you feel ill when in fact you are not ill:

“I don’t fancy work today so I think I’ll pull a sickie.” 

specs

optical glasses: “I like your new specs.”

stunner

a very attractive woman: “Have you seen the new secretary she is a real stunner.”