‘Bachelor’s Handbag’ Is Macquarie Dictionary’s People’s Word Of 2022 I Know How I’ll Celebrate

Hot chook lovers unite, the term “bachelor’s handbag” has officially been voted The Macquarie Dictionary 2022 People’s Choice Word of the Year. We simply love to see it. Macquarie Dictionary’s official Twitter account announced the news early Tuesday morning, describing the term as “a funny, clever coinage – so quintessentially Australian, summing up the role of a BBQ chook perfectly”. We think so too, Mac Dic.

The Macquarie Dictionary 2022 People's Choice Word of the Year is "bachelor's handbag". We think this word is a funny, clever coinage. Australians flocked in droves to vote it into the top spot! See more here: https://t.co/MhokcUDAhV pic.twitter.com/jDgglU9lA9

— Macquarie Dictionary (@MacqDictionary) November 28, 2022

Mel Buttle

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What did they do before hot chooks? (for non Aussies a hot chook is a rotisserie chicken / a store bought roast chicken) #moms #momsoftiktok #mom #aussie #australia #mother #chicken #roastchicken #fyp #mumsoftiktok #mums #funny let me know if you have a hot chook mum? There’s not a problem a hot chook can’t solve!

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The Macquarie Dictionary 2022 Committee's Choice Word of the Year is "teal", with a runner-up for the first time ever in the word, "truth-telling". See more, including Honourable Mentions and the People's Choice Word of the Year, here: https://t.co/MhokcUVbGv pic.twitter.com/jPojSVY9bl

— Macquarie Dictionary (@MacqDictionary) November 28, 2022

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