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long neck
750ml bottle of beer as opposed to a (shorter) stubbie: "Could I have a carton of heavy long necks, please?" (Which is a request to buy 12 750ml bottles of XXXX bitter beer)
Contributor's comments: We drink long necks in WA too, and we sometimes call them King Browns.
Contributor's comments: Also used in Adelaide.
Contributor's comments: [Brisbane informant] Not particularly common, in my experience. It seems to be more of a word used within certain groups.
Contributor's comments: Long neck is a common term in Sydney.
Contributor's comments: Long necks are not known by this name in the Brisbane area - they are 'tallies'.
Contributor's comments: When I moved from Western Australia to Queensland I got told off for calling "tallies" longnecks. Not the other way round.
Contributor's comments: The term 'Long Neck' is commonly used in North East Tasmania. I have lived hear 7 years since moving from Sydney and found it to be one of the few familiar slang terms to me.
Contributor's comments: It's a longneck in Melbourne, too. People don't have a clue what I'm asking for when I say tallie down here.
Contributor's comments: Brisbane: Long neck IS used in Brisbane, although "tallie" is more common.
Contributor's comments: Also called a 'tall-neck' in Launceston.
Contributor's comments: Sorry mate, gotta agree with the others, 'tallie' is the correct word for Brisbane, I've copped too much stick for this word in Sydney to let it ride.
Contributor's comments: We called them largies when I was growing up on the northside of Brizzy.