coldie

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coldie

(ˈkəʊldɪ)
n
slang Austral a cold can or bottle of beer
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* The Coldies, Loose Cannons, State and Madison, Hallowed Halls: 8 p.m.
Even if too many established stars take their success for granted and consequently fade away, more dynamic replacements can step into the breach and fill in the glaring blanks-serves the ungrateful and short-sighted 'oldies and coldies' right.
Holy moly it's hot, and just how we like it, perfect for lazing about, drinking coldies and listening to fab summer tunes.
Melbourne, January 21 ( ANI ): Surrounding your beer in ice is actually one of the most inefficient ways of keeping your coldies cool, researchers say.
Feeding the crew from the L shaped galley shouldn't be a drama with twin burner gimballed cooker (but no oven) and the 100-litre top opening icebox will ensure the coldies remain that way.
A great experience for a man 'who enjoys a couple of coldies'
Ian Broadfoot, Rosyth, said: 'I fear Robinson has been supping on a few too many coldies if he's dreaming of throwing one on the barbie and taking Hearts to play Down Under.
A 'slab' is a carton of 24 coldies or tinnies -- bottles or cans -- of beer bought ice-cold from the freeze room in the grog or bottle-shop (the grog or bottle-shop is the place where one buys liquor to take away and drink off the licensed premises, maybe at a BYO -- a Bring Your Own [grog] Restaurant).