Places and Locations

bookie – noun. a licenced betting shop boozer – noun. a public house or bar caff – noun. a cafe Chinky – noun. a Chinese takeaway shop or restaurant. Offens chippy – noun. a chip shop, a shop that sells mainly fried hot food for eating off the premises, typically battered fish, meat pies, sausages,…

Slang for Money

General ackers – noun. archer – noun. £2000 bees and honey – noun. rhyming slang for money brass – noun bundle – noun. a large amount cheddar – noun dosh – noun dough – noun grand – noun. 1000, usually in dollars or pounds lolly – noun. lookah – noun. luka – noun. monkey –…

Slang for Death

big sleep – noun. death brown bread – noun. rhyming slang for dead bump off – verb. to kill someone buy it – verb. to die cark it – verb. to die cash in ones chips – verb. to die check out – verb. to die corpse – verb to die croak – verb. to…

Slang for Jobs

brickie – noun. builder chippy – noun. carpenter dibble – noun. policeman dick – noun. detective fed – noun. FBI agent flat-foot – noun. policemen, specifically one in a uniform fuzz – noun. police garbo – noun. garbage collector gumshoe – noun. detective leather-neck – noun. soldier lollipop man/woman – noun. road crossing officer Old Bill…

Slang for People

Contemptible & Despicable People arse – noun arseface – noun arsehat – noun arsehole – noun arsemonger – noun assclown – noun asshole – noun asswipe – noun awlarse – noun bawheid – noun bell-end – noun biatch – noun blert – noun blighter – noun bounder – noun bugger – noun bumberclot – noun bumhole – noun bum nugget – noun…