Good ol’ British Slang
• Chin wag (long conversation, catch up, gossip)
• Spot of lunch (light lunch)
• That person’s got a lot of bottle (presumptuous, asking
for too much)
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• Someone is three sheets in the wind (drunk)
• Face you could strike a match on (not very good looking)
• She can have the top off my egg any day (a man is
sweet on a lady)
• Bee’s knees (hip, cool, “in”): “Those pants are the bee’s
knees!”
• Bob’s your uncle (‘presto’ or ‘voila’!)
• Brolly (short for umbrella): “Grab your brolly and
let’s go!”
• Butchers (slang for “look”): “Can you take a butchers
at this broken bike for me?”
• Chockablock (full to the brim)
• Chuffed (overjoyed, full of pride): “Congratulations
you must be chuffed!”
• Codswallop (untrue) “Oh what a load of codswallop!”
We also provide the following services:
• CPAP equipment + consultants
• Compression fittings
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