noun
General Slang
Bickie
/ˈbɪki/ · noun · informal
A biscuit (cookie) — and 'big bickies' means a serious amount of money.
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Definitions
1
Loosely, any small sweet treat.
“The kids demolished the whole packet of bickies.”
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2
A biscuit or cookie.
“Cup of tea and a bickie, perfect afternoon.”
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3
In the phrase 'big bickies', a large sum of money.
“That car cost big bickies, where'd he get the cash?”
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Bickie In A Sentence
Nan always has a tin of bickies ready when you visit.
Footballers these days earn big bickies.
Dunked my bickie too long and lost half of it in the tea.
Origin & Usage
Australian and British abbreviation of 'biscuit' with the -ie diminutive. The 'big bickies' money sense is established Aussie idiom.
People Also Ask
What does bickie mean in Australia?
A bickie is a biscuit or cookie. In the phrase 'big bickies' it means a lot of money.
What does big bickies mean?
It means a large amount of money — 'that cost big bickies' means it was expensive.
Is a bickie the same as a cookie?
Yes — Aussies and Brits say bickie or biscuit where Americans say cookie.
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