A fork of Rural Dictionary
To leave, begin to leave (informal Australian slang, used in a casual way)
S‘pose I better shoof off then! - I reckon I should probably leave My mate shoofed off to London - My mate left to go to London He just got up and shoofed off - He just got up and left
Someone who cares too much about money, wealth and possessions, to the point where it is unhealthy or greedy. Originates from the famous biblical idiom “Eye of a needle,“ in which Jesus says that its easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than a rich person to be saved
All those millionaires and their fancy cars and mansions, they’re all a bunch of needle-camels!