| 'U' |
| Unbelievable |
A
general expression of amazement |
| Underdaks |
Underwear |
| Undress
a sheep |
To
shear a sheep |
| Uni |
A
university |
| Union
jack |
A type
of cicada |
| Up |
Up to
specifications or up to standard. Used in the negative eg "not up" "not up
to expectations" |
| Up a
gumtree |
In a
quandary |
| Up
country |
The
inland; the outback |
| Up
King Street |
Bankrupt;
in financial difficulties |
| Up
shit creek |
Things
are going wrong |
| Up
there Cazaly |
A cry
of encouragement. Cazaly was a noted South Melbourne footballer, whose specialty was high
marking |
| Up to
putty |
No
good; worthless. Also "up to mud" "up to tripe" |
| Up you
for the rent |
A
contemptuous way of saying "get lost" |
| Uphill |
Facing
a difficult task |
| Upter |
No
good; worthless |
| Upya |
A
contemptuous way of saying "get lost" |
| Urger |
A
racecourse tipster; a trickster's confederate |
| Ute
-a- |
A
utility vehicle |
