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Slang
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Hampton (lock, or wick, take your pick)0
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I teach a weekly lesson on slang from various English speaking countries, if you want to PM me your email address I can email you all the work sheets I have used over the last 3-4 months.
Examples!
There are some really odd slang terms used around the world.
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Mum: "Where've you been?"
Been to wash me barnet in the eiffel
What took you so long?
Had a mexican and brushed me hampsteads. And needed a pony.
I hope you washed your gregory. Now do up your dicky, straighten your peckham and off to school
I've got no bangers. Can you lend me an ayrton?
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I can give you some of the gangsta wannabe street talk hoodlem slang if you want?0
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holly ghost..toast0
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gregory peck - neck0
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Your greg is your neck, never known it to be cheque?
ie; er mate, get that lager down your greg
& as someone said above, rarely do you use the full phrase, just the unryhming part normally, like "have a butchers at that" rather than "have a butchers hook at that"
Those bookie terms, neves, ruof, cockle, bottle, ching etc thought that was just general terms for numbers, not originated from bookies?0 -
All you hear these days is...
Blud - Anyone
Fam - Anyone
Shank - Knife
Innit - Normally at the end of sentence
The rest I can't understand, Its normallyin a foreign language.0 -
i remember Gordon Watson giving an interview on tv after his debut and he said 'we were riding our donald for long periods' (donald duck - luck)0
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'are you doing the frank?' - Frank Bough - off - shooting off - leaving0
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Having an ertha (kitt) or a brad (pitt) - sh*t
a barclays or a sherman - w*nk
Have you got an Ayrton? - tenner (senna)
Pam Shriver, lady gadvia, deep sea diver - fiver
i prefer to use the one's i've made up myself than the old east end cheese - feel like a right nob trotting all that old guff out - 'Be back in a minute, just got to pop up the apple and pairs' - no thanks - leave that to the pie and mash boys at millwall and west ham.0 -
Nursery Rhyme 'Pop goes the Weasel' was a cautionary tale about poverty.
to 'Pop' was to pawn something - in this case the 'Weasel' – a mis-pronunciation of Whistle (see above).
As with most rhyming slang, the rhyming part remains unsaid to confuse anyone not ITK!
Apples = Stairs
One for the Frog = One for the road
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Sushi off the Barbers floor - Oral sex with hairy lady.0
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Davina's = Davina McCall's = Balls. As in, I just got kicked in the Davina's.0
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Steve Bould's-moulds (as in footie boots)
Beans on toast-post (from the Paul Merson school of slang)
"You're 'avin a giraffe"-having a laugh
Lemon barley-charlie/coke0 -
Plymouth Argyle - Style
Bob Boulder - Shoulder
Piece - Fine looking lady0 -
Sky rocket....pocket.0
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Jim jams.....pyjamas.0
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try the poker thread, didn't understand a word of that - all flopped trips, rotten kickers and limp stacks0
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Wow Great effort lads - hopefully I'll get an A* now.
Thats more than enough.
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'non-commissioned rank' - Hmmm...0
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Jacobs = Knackers0
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Putting some Acker Bilk in my tea and buttering a slice of Holy Ghost...0
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Shamble - Titus Bramble0
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Radio Rental.....mental0
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Thought that was BWP then!!0
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Made up ones used by mates
"back un" - back and front - c***
"Germaine" - as in greer- gear
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I like some of the derived rhyming slang
Aris from Aristotle
Aristotle = Bottle
Bottle and Glass
Kermit from Kermit the Frog
Frog and Toad = Road
I am going down the Kermit0 -
Rosy Lee = Cup of tea
Dog and Bone = Telephone0
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