A fork of Rural Dictionary
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The collective noun for a group of donuts.
They brought a heap of donuts, I'm sure they wouldn't miss just one.
A cluster of white people
1: I just saw a heap, dude!
2: No way bro!
1: Yea, they were all talking about mayonaise.
A word oversensationalised by students at Nudgee College(Australia) used to put forward a facade of being "cool". It is mainly used to refer to an excess of something.
The word originated through the Seniors of Nudgee College in 2006 and is another "Trend-Set" words which will eventually be discarded when a new and "cooler" word surfaces.
Many students, primarily borders and conformist "day boys" use this word to act cool and continue the trend.
1. "Heaps of hard-out"
2. "Heaps bruz"
3. "Heaps of cool"
The term used to define when something is 'very good', or when something was a positive experience.
Originated in Sydney's upper class private schools on the North Shore, amongst its senior yeargroups, before branching out towards the Northern Beaches and the Western Suburbs, as well as the Shire.
Mark's 18th was heaps A.
"Did you hear about Paul throwing his shoes at Mr Smith?"
"Holy shit, that's heaps A."
"I went hunting the other day, shot down two ducks, and I was like, "A."
meaning a lot, used by mostly Australians.
Sometimes a synonym for hips.
For example looking at a women's back side and saying "I like your dress heaps" but meaning "I like your hips"