Definitions
Etymologies
- Contraction of good day. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“And if, with that lengthened leg, the lucky recipient gets a jump on its competitors, well, g'day to you, baby kangaroo.”
“If you are coming to NECC in San Antonio I do hope you drop by and say g'day.”
“(The nice customs/border people are smiley and healthy-looking, and they even say g'day.)”
When you've been away, what are the things that make you feel like you are nearing home?
“Australia struck me as barren, with its fried egg barbies and flat VB beer; but the colorful vocabulary -- 'mate', 'g'day', 'too right' -- and the warmth of my new schoolmates helped ease the pain of my parents 'separation.”
“You can compress several words into one - ie 'g'day', 'd'reckn?”
“Not to criticise Christer or the Games Workshop guys g'day Galak, thanks for the fig!”
“Not all Aussies say g'day and ow ya goin mate :- although I do tend to use mate a bit in my speech.”
“I am calling my new friends mate all the time, and saying g'day! instead of hi.”
“O'BRIEN: Now what is more Australian than g'day mate?”
“Slowly sliding out of place. ok i said i would work to noon and this totally doesn't count as work. so g'day. xx mitten prev - next”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘g'day’.
-
Greetings
Things I say to people!
hi, hello, how are you doing, top of the day to..., hola, hey, what are you doing, what's that stran..., get out of the ba..., you again, is your homework ..., where's my other ... and 31 more...
-
greetings & salutations
of one word
greetings, salutations, hello, hola, 'ello, g'day, hiya, hi, 'sup, howdy, yo, bonjour and 14 more...
-
Stralya
I love a sunburnt country
Some words will just always conjure images of my country for me.snag, footy, holden, bondi, bewdy, fair dinkum, strewth, minda, bruce, mate, dinky di, true blue and 47 more...
Tweets
Looking for tweets for g'day.
PossibleUnderscore G'day g'day,
And how ya goin'?
Whadda ya know?
We'll strike a light.
G'day g'day,
And how ya go-oin'?
Just say g'day g'day g'day and you'll be right.
Dec 4, 2009
plethora More commonly used as part of one big smoosh word.
gdaymateowzitgoin'? Mar 23, 2008