land down under

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English

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Etymology

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Referring to Australia's and New Zealand's location at the southern hemisphere, when observed at a map or a globe.

Proper noun

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the land down under

  1. (informal) Australia or New Zealand.

Usage notes

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  • Most often used by non-Australians and non-Kiwis.

See also

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