Bonzer Also spelled bonza, it means excellent or great essentially the Australian equivalent of the American awesome. This truly versatile word can be used as an adjective (bonzer mates), a noun (that concert was a real bonzer) an adverb (that food went down bonzer) and an exclamation of joy or agreement (BONZER!)
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