What's on your mug?

1. Your welcome

"John thanks for letting me borrow your pencil." "No worries, Bob"

By Polly

Strine expression: means no problem at all. Regularly heard in the walkabout

Got my Aussie dayer said thanks to the Aussie lass who served me, she replied "no worries"

By TheBritboylangers

two words that can be used in pretty much every situation... gets really addictive to say..i find myself using it aaall the time.. :$

'aww man i totally missed lost last night and i swore i would never ever miss an episode!' 'no worries, was a crap episode anyway...nothing good happened.'

By bantamcockerel

An Australian English phrase, synonymous with the American English 'no problem' and 'don't worry about it.' Recently, it has gained currency in the United States amongst condescending douche bags and female Starbucks baristas.

Customer: "I'm sorry. Because I paid for this Venti Skinny Vanilla Latte with a credit card, I cannot leave a tip." Female Starbucks Barista: "No worries."

By jim fallope

Also sometimes stated as "No wucking furries (pronounced fuh-ries)" or "no wuckers" - indicates that everything is as it should be, even if it isn't.

"The van's just gone over the cliff with the kids in it!" "Shite, no wuckers mate, I'll be right on it." "Sorry about dropping my beer all over your lap" "No worries mate"

By Raytracer