Words & TermsYouth, popular and digital culture
cashed-up bogan
A newly affluent person perceived as retaining stereotypically bogan tastes or behaviour.
In a sentence
In this historical or contextual use, “cashed-up bogan” means a newly affluent person perceived as retaining stereotypically bogan tastes or behaviour.
Where it came from
A productive Australian bogan compound with clear social/class commentary.
- Initial era
- 1950–1999
- Where used
- Australian use; no narrower regional pattern established