Kiwi slang is sweet as, bro. New Zealanders have their own spin on things, part Maori, part British, part totally made up. "Chur" is the Swiss Army knife of Kiwi vocabulary.
"Cooked means you're in big trouble or things just aren't going your way at all. For example, you might see your friend getting caught while cheating on a test in school and you'd say, he's cooked."
"Cooked? You may think that is a positive thing because you know cook means like you're cooking up something but actually no, cooked literally means like you're done, you're exhausted, you're in trouble, you're doomed. That's basically what cooked means. An example would be oh my god guys my mom just caught me vaping. I am so cooked."
"Bro really thought he cooked with that comment. Cooked. So that means, like, you did something impressive or smart or just, like, really well done, essentially. Um, I'm American from the United States."
"For sure means to be in total agreement. It is used when undoubtedly being on the same page with someone. It can even sometimes be used instead of the word yes. For example, hey, do you want to leave early for the party tonight? For sure, we better get there before the crowd."
"Doxxing. Meaning to reveal someone's private information on the internet. Oh my god, dude, I'm fucking freaking out, I'm scared, man. What happened? Some fucking asshole on Twitter doxxed me, dude! Now everyone knows where I live!"
"Pussy. Someone who is a coward. Too scared to do things and take risks. Alright, you got your fake ID ready? I don't know man, I'm not sure about this idea. What if we get caught? Aw come on, stop being such a fucking pussy and get in line."
"Washed. When someone who was once great is no longer. They've lost their spark and they are now declining. Oh my God. Dude, Izzy just got TKO'd by Joe Pyfer. My goat is washed."