Aussie
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++Aus·sie /ˈɒzi $ ˈɒːzi, ˈɑːzi/ noun [countable] SAN informal someone from Australia 澳大利亚人 —Aussie adjective
Examples from the Corpus
Aussie• Featherstone will now use a slice of the Fox cash to recruit an Aussie scrum half.• Every Aussie team has a nickname.• Roebuck added the conversion, and the Aussies were coasting 19-0 at the interval.• Two more Roebuck penalties gave the Aussies a 9-7 lead which they held until Stephens' two drop goals.• But Harding is a superb pitcher, with a controversial past and could help the Aussies to a strong showing.• She and two of the Aussies then proceeded to the next floor where guest bedrooms were to be found.• Laker's return of 9 for 37 was outstanding, but he was to go one better when the Aussies followed on.Origin Aussie (1900-2000) AustralianAus·sie nounChineseSyllable
Corpus from Australia someone
Aussie
Aus‧sie /ˈɒzi $ ˈɒːzi, ˈɑːzi/
noun [countable]
—Aussie adjective
Aus‧sie /ˈɒzi $ ˈɒːzi, ˈɑːzi/
noun [countable] Date: 1900-2000
Origin: Australian
informal someone from AustraliaOrigin: Australian
—Aussie adjective