"Wowser" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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"Wowser" Meaning

Wowser: A wowser is an Australian and New Zealand slang term for a person who advocates for moral rectitude and prohibition.

"Wowser" Examples

Usage Examples for "Wowser"


1. Informal Expression of Surprise

"That rollercoaster was seriously tall, isn't it a wowser?"

2. Description of Something Impressive

"The fireworks display in the sky last night was a total wowser, mate."

3. Use in Regional Australian English

"Mate, I reckon that surf was a real wowser today."

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