Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

A loud agreement used by Aussies when they're too lazy to think and just want to yell.

'Oathing!' he yelled, because he didn't even know what the question was.

'Oathing!' she said, because she was too drunk to care.

The whole group shouted 'Oathing!' because they were all high and confused.

2

It’s like saying 'Yes' but with more swear words and less brainpower.

'Oathing!' he said, because he didn't even listen to the question.

She just said 'Oathing!' because she didn't want to think.

They both yelled 'Oathing!' because they were too busy fighting.

3

A word used by Melbourne thugs to show they're tough and don't care about anything.

'Oathing!' he said, because he was too busy kicking someone.

She said 'Oathing!' because she just got out of jail.

The whole gang shouted 'Oathing!' because they were too tough to think.

4

A promise to stay pure until marriage, or else you're a total failure.

'Oathing!' he said, because he didn't want to get caught cheating.

She said 'Oathing!' because she was too scared of her dad.

They both said 'Oathing!' because they were too dumb to know what it meant.

5

A wild and crazy way of saying 'Yes' with a lot of swearing and no filter.

'Oathing!' he said, because he was too excited to think.

She said 'Oathing!' because she was too drunk to say anything else.

They both yelled 'Oathing!' because they were both high and loud.

6

A loud and proud way of saying 'Yes' when you're too lazy to say it properly.

'Oathing!' he said, because he was too lazy to say 'Yes'.

She said 'Oathing!' because she didn't even know the question.

They both yelled 'Oathing!' because they were both too tired to think.

7

A way of saying 'Yes' with so much swearing it sounds like a fight.

'Oathing!' he said, because he was arguing with his brother.

She said 'Oathing!' because she was too mad to think.

They both shouted 'Oathing!' because they were both too angry to say anything else.