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He has helped many, with his coding* prowess and now I am asking for help in return.
Can we please have examples of British slang that he might not, as an American, be familiar with the true meaning of?
Cockney rhyming slang; general words we all take for granted; you know the kind of thing.
Eyethangewe.
*And his bedroom prowess, too!
do you mean words eg, lairy (a bit mad)
bev xx
Good one! Yep.. or phrases.
chav seems to be the word of the year...or so thae papers say...it means mate..or well it used to
Try pressing the 'lucky dip'* button Here
* hmm, did I find a spelling mistake?
what about 'pants' (crap)
or 'def' (great)
mardy? (whiney or spoilt)
A saying round here ... Ne'er cast a clout until May is out.
Will think of some more
scraggy 'ead
its a liverpudlian term of endearment.. means scruffyish.. i think
Bouncebackability
Yeah........I can write in to Soccer AM now! biggrin
Steve
from the black country
yow, you, could have bostin, because its great, or yam as in you are , i know there are hundreds of others but i use them and they are the queens english to me, not slang lol, trying to think of some more, wild rose help what do i say, oh yeah tarra a bit, goodbye
she always laughs at that one grrrrrr
think ill go and have a kipper tie ,cup of tea,
adiose amigos ( thats black country for tarra a bit when yow have just come back off your holidays.
staggy :P
Quote by Calista
Ne'er cast a clout until May is out.

I always cast my clouts at the first signs of spring and run for a vest a week later.
How about to "badger someone".....wind them up!
In a different vein-ish You can clean the blackboard with a rubber!
Wazuk - sort of idiot! (Yorkshire)
Bog - toilet
Pillock
Turd
Khazi
"not a sausage"
Just a few (and no I'm not toilet obsessed - honest)!! rolleyes
i dont know if this is just a mancunian thing.. but certain names are used as a means of describing people.
ie..
a charlie... someone who is a bit of a muppet
a kevin.. a moody brat
a minni...someone who is mard
and so on
Quote by well_busty_babe
i dont know if this is just a mancunian thing.. but certain names are used as a means of describing people.
ie..
a charlie... someone who is a bit of a muppet
a kevin.. a moody brat
a minni...someone who is mard
and so on

What's mard?
Quote by Vix
i dont know if this is just a mancunian thing.. but certain names are used as a means of describing people.
ie..
a charlie... someone who is a bit of a muppet
a kevin.. a moody brat
a minni...someone who is mard
and so on

What's mard?
its like errr
someone who is really whingy.
like when your toddlers are crying and putting it on about you just looking at them in the wrong way.. they are being mard.
I had the utmost difficulty with "fanny" when I first moved to the UK (um, linguistically speaking), as it's synonymous with "bum" in the U.S. (where, actually, "bum" is merely a term for a "tramp" over here...which, in the U.S. would be someone who is a "tart"...ack! nemmind, it's too confusing!). rolleyes
~Reese! surprised
you having a giraafe gezzer
you having a laugh mate
i have thought of some more for u anyway..
words
stush...... as in " he thinks he is stush "( thinks he is all that)
skanky.... as in "mingin"
sayings
sitting on t'other bus..... some one is gay
all fur coat no knickers (is this an english saying???).. as in.. all for show.. no substance.
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skanky.... as in "mingin"

Sorry, WBB, no one's mingin' in the 'States, either (well, they may well be, but not termed as such)
Quote by well_busty_babe
all fur coat no knickers (is this an english saying???).. as in.. all for show.. no substance.

Yup, is an English saying. We don't have any "knickers" across the pond, and "pants" would be equivalent to trousers in 'State-speak. Then again, since neither Vix nor I wear knickers, is a moot point anyway! lol
~Reese! surprised
Quote by Reese
skanky.... as in "mingin"

Sorry, WBB, no one's mingin' in the 'States, either (well, they may well be, but not termed as such)
Quote by well_busty_babe
all fur coat no knickers (is this an english saying???).. as in.. all for show.. no substance.

Yup, is an English saying. We don't have any "knickers" across the pond, and "pants" would be equivalent to trousers in 'State-speak. Then again, since neither Vix nor I wear knickers, is a moot point anyway! lol
~Reese! surprised
sigh... :lol: mingin/skanky means disgustingly horrid.. and if you dare to say you dont know what that means i will..............
as for knickers= pants=trousers
knickers are the same as panties not pants.
trosers and pants are the same
spuddled ( unable to construct a proper sentance after sexual intercourse with Staggy, or other great lover lol )
and pok when things are ok but not really ok but what else can you say but ok, well now you can say pok
ok i made them up but one day you never know.
staggy cool
oooh and knackered, wich now means just tired.... but in the old days.. it was only tired specifically after sexual activity!
geezer-ok guy
safe-nice one m8
trouble and strife-wife
your dinners in the dog-you b*stard,i went to all the trouble getting your dinner ready and you couldnt get home from the pub in time,now its ruined
hes a bit lairy-troublemaker stay away
hope you like these?
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oooh and knackered, wich now means just tired.... but in the old days.. it was only tired specifically after sexual activity!

Vix just last night told me where the term "knackered" originated. I've kept me legs crossed ever since. :shock:
ok Vix/Reese cop this lot.
The curent was out,so i chucked the lids in the back of the jam,shot down the frog,pulled in the rub and had a couple of pigs.
Translation anyone?
Loads more if you wanem! lol
Quote by Lazeeboy
ok Vix/Reese cop this lot.
The curent was out,so i chucked the lids in the back of the jam,shot down the frog,pulled in the rub and had a couple of pigs.
Translation anyone?
Loads more if you wanem! lol

Erm... The sun was out, so you chucked the kids in the back of the car, shot down the road, pulled into the pub and had a couple of beers?
peevish ..... when you wind someone up, childishly cantankerous!
Quote by Reese
ok Vix/Reese cop this lot.
The curent was out,so i chucked the lids in the back of the jam,shot down the frog,pulled in the rub and had a couple of pigs.
Translation anyone?
Loads more if you wanem! lol

Erm... The sun was out, so you chucked the kids in the back of the car, shot down the road, pulled into the pub and had a couple of beers?
Give that man a carrot!