Country Dictionary

This is an adjective. It is a synonym - at least in South Yorkshire - for large, big, massive, huge, colossal, gigantic, etc. It is often used in a superlative manner.

"The stone that you threw at my head was macka'" "He threw a mack-off stone at my head."

If someone is chatting rubbish. If something is bad/dead

"Last night I copped four girls at the club" "Stop chatting macka, you didn't cop anyone" "I thought the drink would be nice but it was macka"

A true blue aussie, loves everything australian and is everything australian.

"G'day Macka! Hows it going mate?"

This means you are omnipotent. Being called Mackas means you are a very superior being.

You are actually so good at this game, you are 'Mackas'.

A McDonald's restaurant. Also written "Macker's", and possibly "mackaz" in New Zealand.

"I can't think about anything except a Filet-O-Fish right now. Let's go to Mackas." "I'm having a real Mac-attack. Let's stop at Macker's."

1. A versatile adjective for anything that is extreme 2. Noun, a fat person 3. Adjective for when you feel fat

1. This cheeseburger is macka awesome OR you are a macka loser 2. Dude, that chick was such a macka its disgusting 3. I'm feeling macka today, my jeans wont fit

Macka is a synonym to the swedish word smörgås that means sandwich

I could really go for some macka right now.