Off like a bride's nightie
simile
Leaving quickly.
Person 1"Knock-off time."
Person 2"I'm off like a bride's nightie."
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Off like mum's pants on Father's Daysame meaning
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Leaving quickly.
Something wrong or missing? Suggest a fix
Leaving right now, in a hurry.
Extremely busy. Can be sarcastic about someone who isn't busy at all.
Extremely thirsty. Also used for weather that has not seen rain in months.
Means 'how are you?', won't hear it much in the cities but still said by old bushies.
Completely full, usually after a big feed. Sometimes used for very drunk.
Showing off and very pleased with yourself.
