Hit the frog and toad
rhyming slang
Hit the road. Leave.
Person 1"Getting late."
Person 2"Better hit the frog and toad."
Where it's from
Rhyming slang: frog and toad rhymes with road.
Something wrong or missing? Suggest a fix
While you're here
How's ya chooks?
Means 'how are you?', won't hear it much in the cities but still said by old bushies.
What's the John Dory?
What's the story? What's happening, or what's the news?
Off like mum's pants on Father's Day
Leaving right now, in a hurry.
Hugs and kisses
The missus. Your wife or partner.
Lemon spread
Head.
Butcher's hook
A look. Usually shortened to "a butcher's". In older Australian slang, being "butcher's" also meant being crook (sick).
