Play Family Feud® Live. MAD AS A GUM TREE FULL OF GALAHS - crazy. CLEAN UP AUSTRALIA DAY - rubbish cleanup campaign done by volunteers co-founded by Ian Kiernan and Kim McKay. Pause) That's okay, good answer. LOB - to lob somewhere is to arrive at a place. In fact, these are people who couldn't spell "jeopardy", for the most part. BLUDGER – Someone who's lazy, generally also who relies on others.
PLEASE EXPLAIN - Said by Pauline Hanson, founder of the anti-immigration One Nation Party, on being asked in October 1996 on the television show 60 Minutes if she was xenophobic. NOT BACKWARD IN COMING FORWARD - confident, brash person. BILLY BARLOW IN AUSTRALIA - an original song by Benjamin Pitt Griffin of Maitland published in the Maitland Mercury in 1844. Slang term for important person family feud questions. "Playboy" scores 38 points, giving them the win and the proper fanfare). BINDI-EYE - weed with sharp barbs. SO HUNGRY COULD EAT THE ARSE OUT OF A LOW-FLYING DUCK - Very hungry. Formed in 1957, motto Who Dares Wins.
SPRUCE - to exaggerage or pull the leg (criminal slang 1925). The second contestant also guessed "building" before changing his answer to "Jenga". Banalities - fees which a feudal lord imposes on his serfs for the use of his mill, oven, wine press, or similar facilities. LEFTIE - derogatory term for a person who supports the left side of politics. Denarius - The English silver penny, hence the abbreviation "d". Chef's kiss: Chef's kiss is a gesture and expression meant to show something is perfect or excellent. Slang term for important person family feud meaning. FREEBIE - get for free. GROUSE - great; very good. It's stereotyped as an overused expression of VSCO girls on social media. GINGER MEGS - popular and long-running comic strip created in the early 1920s by Jimmy Bancks. Often refers to Australian-born citizens of Anglo-Celtic descent. THE WET - period of torrential monsoonal rain in the summer in northern Australia (October to March). MELBOURNE CUP - Australia's most famous annual thoroughbred horse race. SLING OFF AT - to jeer and mock another.
Audience laughs, Karn gives an Aside Glance). Also called shanghai. PIECE OF PISS - easy. BONDI CIGAR - excrement floating in the surf. Boon-work - A day's work, given gratuitously to a lord by his men on a special occasion. WALKABOUT - indigenous journey; rite of passage. BAG OF TRICKS - all one's belongings (Digger Smith, C. J. Dennis). Synonyms for IMPORTANT PERSON. TOSSED OUT ON YOUR NECK - rejected (Digger Smith, C. Dennis). JAFFAS - chocolate coated orange lollies first made in 1931. TERRA AUSTRALIS INCOGNITA - the unknown southern land. Suit of mill - The obligation of tenants to resort to a special mill (usually that of their lord) to have their corn ground.
Yes, even millennials. SPRAT - sentenced to six months in jail. WHITE SHOE BRIGADE - (Qld 1980s) wealthy business people and property developers; politically conservative. THOMMOS - famous gambling den in Sydney that survived for decades close to police headquarters. A form of sarcasm that evolved out of an actual necessity. JONNICK also JANNOCK - fair, honest, true (1870s). SEE A MAN ABOUT A DOG - go to the toilet. "Turn Up, Turnt Up, Turned Up". During the Face-Off for the question "Name a fruit with an edible peel", the woman who rang in said "Banana". Top 25 Worst “FAMILY FEUD” Answers. Nativi - Persons of servile birth.
The contestant struggled to give a good answer as her first three are already on the board and Dawson tries to stay patient:Contestant: An iron! BILLY – can to boil water over open fire. In other words, it's shorthand for "I don't have the time or energy to come up with an original thought, so here's what somebody else said. " WAFFLE BURGER - fried savoury takaway food made at Coolangatta 1960s.
MUG PUNTERS - amateur gamblers. A contestant guesses "my mother-in-law". PASSED THROUGH THE MILL - prisoner slang for someone who has previously been through the ordeal of jail (Pentridge gaol 1887). SHOE-FLIER - thief who specialises in snatching handbags (criminal slang 1925).
LOST THE PLOT - lost site of objective. SAN FERRY ANN - as above. Often used mid century re Italian and Greek newcomers. BATTLE OF LONE PINE - fought between ANZACS and Ottoman Empire forces during the Gallipoli Campaign of World War 1, between 6 and 10 August 1915. "The struggle is real".
TOP END - Northern Territory. And then later when the answer is revealed:Dawson: One of the Three Bears: #1 answer was "Mama". WALK TO BOURKE BACKWARDS - Bob Katter re the gay population in North Qld. Question: Name something that might annoy a gardener. See the word appliance up there? Family feud name something you have more. BOARD BUMPS - bumps on surfer's knees from knee paddling. WOULD TO GODDER - for the man who would to god he could go to the front, but preferred to stay at home (WW1). WINGED KEEL - Wing at the base of sailing boat keel. Alternative to hippies. PUT THE HARD WORD ON - make sexual proposition. Repeated jokes around Tony and Grant comparing heights.
LOUIE THE FLY - Mortein advertisement. During one Fast Money, the second contestant was faced with the question "Name a magazine many men get subscriptions to as gifts. " THUNDERBOLT'S ROCK - near Uralla. SCRAG - to hang on the gallows (flash language, Hardy Vaux). GALLIED - frightened. 2007-08: One answer remained unrevealed for "Name a reason why a man would want to marry Martha Stewart. " FAIR SHAKE OF THE SAUCE BOTTLE - used several times by Prime Minister Kevin Rudd. Quintain - Dummy with shield mounted on a post, used as a target in tilting. BONTODGER - something admirable.
Like: "This party is lit! WIFE BEATER - blue singlet worn by men (American origin? Hype House: Hype House is a collective of young social media content creators and influencers who are especially popular on the video app TikTok. LARRIKIN HAT - a black wideawake felt hat worn with its brim turned down. Has come to have a different meaning over the years.
Fought between Viet Cong and People s Army of Vietnam units and elements of the 1st Australian Task Force. CHEAP AS CHIPS - very cheap. To ill-treat, thrash.