Traditional
Still common
Definition
No worries at all - a cheeky abbreviation.
Example Sentence
"Sorry to call so late." "No wuckers, mate."
Where "No Wuckers" Comes From
"No wuckers" is short for the cruder "no wuckin' furries" - itself a spoonerism of "no f***ing worries" - sanded down into something safe to say anywhere.
The shortened, family-friendly form spread through Australian workplaces and pubs from the late 20th century onward.
How Aussies Actually Use It
It's used exactly like "no worries", usually among friends or in casual settings where the cheekiness lands as a joke.
It signals easy-going reassurance with a wink, rather than a flat, formal "that's fine."
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