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In page New Zealand English:

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Some English words are used almost exclusively in New Zealand.

  • hardout/hard – used to show agreement, or used to show emphasis/intensity. Examples: Agreement: "Yeah hard/hardout". "He was running hardout."[9]
  • heaps (adjective, adverb) – abundant, plenty, plentifully. Examples: "There are heaps of cops surrounding the house." "I love you heaps." "Give it heaps!" – give it your best effort![10] often in cooking someone would say, "that's heaps" meaning 'that's too much' (also used in Australia)[11][citation needed]
  • hokey pokey (noun) – the New Zealand term for honeycomb toffee; also a flavour of ice cream consisting of plain vanilla ice cream with small, solid lumps of honeycomb toffee.[12][13][14][15]