goneski
Australian slang for 'gone' — adding the pseudo-Slavic or Russian-sounding '-ski' suffix for comic emphasis.
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Australian slang for 'gone' — adding the pseudo-Slavic or Russian-sounding '-ski' suffix for comic emphasis. The term conveys something that has departed, been used up, or ceased to exist. It is cheerful and slightly dramatic in register, typical of Australian informal hyperbole.
By the time we got to the barbecue the sausages were completely goneski.
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(AU, slang) gone.
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