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Appendix:Australian English military slang Nov 30th 2011, 22:38 Charlie: ← Older revision Revision as of 22:38, 30 November 2011 Line 120: Line 120: *'''CUNT''' - A group of two or more officers. Cunt is also widely used in a non offence way EG When greeting a mate, "Whats going on Cunt, how ya been?" *'''CUNT''' - A group of two or more officers. Cunt is also widely used in a non offence way EG When greeting a mate, "Whats going on Cunt, how ya been?" *'''Cut Lunch Commando''' - A member of the CMF (Citizens Military Forces), precursor of the current Army Reserve. *'''Cut Lunch Commando''' - A member of the CMF (Citizens Military Forces), precursor of the current Army Reserve. − *'''Cuz '''- the act to purposely piss people off till they are incapable of functioning properly. Named after a dig thats made it an art.'''   *'''Cyclone Training''' - To be spread out on ones bed as if to be holding down your bed in a cyclone. Term is widely used in the northern parts of Australia, particularly in reference to soldiers shirking away from work to their rooms and getting some quiet sleep. Also used at Kapooka when instructors tear a Recruits room apart like a Cyclone. *'''Cyclone Training''' - To be spread out on ones bed as if to be holding down your bed in a cyclone. Term is widely used in the northern parts of Australia, particularly in reference to soldiers shirking away from work to their rooms and getting some quiet sleep. Also used at Kapooka when instructors tear a Recruits room apart like a Cyclone. *'''Chucking a fergo''' - To fall out of a unimog and brake your back. *'''Chucking a fergo''' - To fall out of a unimog and brake your back.

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