adjective
General Slang
cactus
KAK-tuss · adjective · slang
Broken; dead; done for.
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Definitions
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Broken, non-functional or finished.
“The laptop's cactus, won't even turn on.”
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cactus In A Sentence
The laptop's cactus, won't even turn on.
Origin & Usage
Australian slang, possibly from 'in the cactus' (in trouble).
People Also Ask
What does 'cactus' mean in Australian slang?
It means broken, dead, finished or beyond repair, as in 'the fridge is cactus'.
Where does the slang 'cactus' come from?
It's Australian slang, thought to derive from the older expression 'in the cactus', meaning in trouble or a difficult spot.
How do you use 'cactus' in a sentence?
Use it like an adjective for something that's stopped working, e.g. 'The engine's cactus' or 'My phone's gone cactus'.
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