Slang brytyjski

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Question English Answer English
Ace
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great, fantastic
Bangers and mash
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sausages and mashed potatoes
Blimey
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expression of surprise
Chuffed
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pleased, satisfied
Dosh
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money
Geezer
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a man, guy
Skive
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to avoid work or responsibility
Yob
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a loud, unpleasant person
Tosser
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a foolish or contemptible person
Wanker
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a contemptible person, often used as an insult
Barmy
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crazy, foolish
Mates
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friends
Bollocks
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nonsense
Sorted
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arranged, taken care of
Wazzock
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a foolish or incompetent person
Minger
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an unattractive or unpleasant person
Pissed
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drunk
Knackered
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tired, exhausted
Blag
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to steal or cheat
Botched
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badly done
Naff
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unappealing, tacky
Skint
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broke, without money
Kip
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a nap or sleep
Ponce
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a showy or effeminate man
Pint
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a unit of measurement for beer, also a commonly ordered drink at pubs
Narked
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annoyed or irritated
Muppet
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a foolish person
Bants
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playful teasing or banter
Chav
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a young, uneducated person often associated with antisocial behavior
Whinge
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to complain or whine
Chinwag
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a conversation
Gormless
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foolish, clueless
Rascal
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a mischievous person
Skiff
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to escape or avoid
Todger
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a vulgar slang term for penis
Plonker
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a foolish or stupid person
Lurk
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to hide or keep a low profile
Dodgy
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shady, unreliable
Posh
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fancy, upscale
Nosh
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food
Suss
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to figure out or investigate
Toff
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a wealthy, upper-class person
Wimp
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a weak or timid person
Faff
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to waste time or procrastinate
Smarmy
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insincerely charming or flattering
Gutted
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devastated, very upset
Hack
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to cut or chop
Hoot
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a laugh or joke
Jammy
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lucky
Legless
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extremely drunk
Miffed
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annoyed or upset
Scrote
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a contemptible person
Shambles
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a chaotic mess
Spiffing
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great, wonderful
Twit
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a foolish person
Zonked
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exhausted or very tired
Bodge
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to fix or repair poorly
Cobblers
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nonsense
Crack
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great fun
Dilly
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an excellent example of a particular type of person or thing (okaz)

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