dinkum, dinky-di, fair dinkum Australian English “Dinkum” (and its derivatives) are frequently used words to describe something genuine, true or honest. Dinkum is often cited as a symbolic example of Australian English. “Fair dinkum” can also be used as a non-offensive curse to express exasperation. Also see: ridgy-didge 日本語 １） 本物。本格的。本当。誠実なもの。 ２） 怒る。罵る時に使う軽い悪口言葉。 Dinkum（とその派生語）は、たびたび会話にでて、豪語の象徴的な言葉と言ったら過言ではない。 Plain English 1) True. 2) Honest. 3) Genuine. 4) Faithful. 5) A mild, non-offensive curse. Strine Dictionary Related posts: Strine Dictionary Japanese Government Ministries & Agencies/政府省庁ウェブサイト Corker/素晴らしい Dictionaries and Search Engines/辞書及び検索サイト Powered by YARPP.