British slang for a look Dekko- To have a look at something. chuffed very pleased Chuffed- You would be chuffed to bits if you were really pleased about something. gobsmacked completely shocked or astonished Gobsmacked- Amazed. wobbler ...
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You mean a large dog, but the double entendre is that a ‘big one’ can be a piece of slang for genitalia. It’s funnier when said, rather than read! Spoonerisms The final type of British humour we are looking at is, sadly, dying out. However, it is a clever play on words in ...
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Jimmy- Actually short for Jimmy Riddle. i.e. I'm off for a Jimmy Riddle. This is Cockney rhyming slang for piddle! John Thomas- Yet another word for a blokes willy! I always felt a bit sorry for people who were actually called John Thomas. What were their parents thinking?
Evidence of how this impacted the closed-off Sten Gudme is glimpsed in his papers—for example, in a report to Møller in January 1945 he referred to the Germans as "huns", a derogatory (and quite British) kind of slang he had not used before.56 He also seems to have intensified ...
10 Essential Office Slang Words and Expressions 办公室俚语词汇和表达(商务英语) 07:24 【词汇】46. 21 Most Common Idioms in British English 21个常见习语的表达,用好了就像母语人一样了 06:24 【词汇】47. The Difference Between DURING v WHILE v FOR 详细比较During, while 和 for 06:26 48. I ...
muffins and breadcakes are still baked today. There were no shelves in these ovens, unlike modern combi-ovens, meaning one was rather restricted in the area one could bake crusty cobs. That’s where the upper loaf comes in for it made a larger loaf – two really – without taking up ex...
Other miscellaneous Best of British slang, words andterms used day to day. Swish that fringe and buy the book for more!