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Nah Yeh

Yes, simply, when you want to say yes, you say nah yeh.

Keen for another beer? Nah, yeh! Jane Citizen
Narky

Upset or moody

Don't get narky with me mate. Damien Bond
Nervous like a long-tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs

Extremely anxious

You're like a cat in a room full of rocking chairs. james richards
Never let the truth get in the way of a good story

Lie if it sounds better

Never let the truth get in the way of a good story. Belinda Walkom
Never never

even further out than woop woop, a place where you dont want go, too far away from civilisation, cities.

Did you go to never never on your big tour? Harald Klette
Nicked

Stole, pinched, flogged

Struth someone "nicked" the eski out of the back of me ute! Stuart
Nitty-gritty

The fine print or details of something

Make sure you check the nitty-gritty. William Poche
Nitwit

Silly or foolish person

Geez, you’re a nitwit aren't ya!? Ryan Sorensen
no worries

It doesn't matter / It's ok / Sure you can

Hey mate, can I borrow your trailer next weekend? "No worries." Shellee
Noah

Shark

There are a lot of Noah's in the water in South Australia. Ryan Sorensen
Noose

Necktie

I gotta wear a noose in my new job. George R. Smith
Not happy, Jan!

Used when someone is unhappy with another person or thing.

y power bill has gone up for the fourth time this year — not happy, Jan! George R. Smith
Not the sharpest knife in the drawer.

Someone that’s not very bright, or is bit slow.

He will get it eventually, he's just not the sharpest knife in the drawer. joanne hodder
Nuke

Microwave or to microwave something.

Your dinner is cold, you’ll have to nuke it. Ryan Sorensen

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