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ie; caddy, cattie, caddie. Australian slang word for cat burgulary. Breaking into someone's home while they are in the house without being noticed or caught. Eg. When they are sleeping. Usually only stealing car keys for cars and wallets Or handbags to avoid being detected. Definition of cat burglar: a burglar who is adept at entering and leaving the burglarized place without attracting notice. The charge for this crime is: Specially aggravated break, enter and steal. If with more than one person it becomes: specially aggravates break, enter and steal in company. Which holds a maximum penalty in NSW of 14 years. Below in sentence: "Beast" meaning fast car "AMG" meaning Mercedes AMG "Eshayz" derived from the piglatin word for yes "esyayz" or sesh "eshsayz" a common word amongst Australian youth and street gangs with universal meanings eg. yes, sesh, mad, sweet, cool, let's do it, along with many others also used to refer to a certain stereotype of Australian youth "eshay adlays"
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