British Slang
Dictionary of English, Irish, Welsh, Scottish, Cornish, Yorkshire slang ... if it's spoken in the British Isles it's here.
Top 10 latest British Slang ...
Latest worthy entrants into the ever-growing dictionary.
Mustard 12-May-2014
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Kaita
Bobby 12-May-2014
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pam gallagher
Douche Bag 12-May-2014
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Anon
The Smoke 12-May-2014
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Nigel Palmer
Creps 11-Apr-2014
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Gregory Milik
Handfull 3-Apr-2014
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Matthew Carpenter
Boris 28-Mar-2014
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Kniggles
Strides 24-Mar-2014
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PHIL BOOKER
Ten Bob 24-Mar-2014
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marshall tompson
Fo shizzle 24-Mar-2014
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Goodshizzle
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Top classic British Slang
The very best classic slang as voted for by you! Updated in real time.
Blower 2-Jun-2007
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helen
Trump 15-Sep-2012
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Bob 21-Apr-2000
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Danny
Sixes and Sevens 6-Aug-2007
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fezandsword
Claret 21-Jun-2007
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Tom
Minerals 10-Aug-2007
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Anon
Khazi 13-May-2012
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Danny
Mate 11-Sep-2012
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Ton 7-Jun-2007
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grant
Sticky Wicket 23-Sep-2012
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nathan
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Made in Britain
This slang dictionary is created by real Brits. Each slang is rateable for authenticity:
Classic |
Widely-used and recognised as slang from the good old days.
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Apples and Pears |
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Modern |
It might be brand new slang but if you've heard it used, rate it Modern.
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Nang |
Fake |
Never heard it being used? Reckon it's fake? Rate it Fake! |
Top new slang
The very best of up-to-the minute modern slang as voted for by you! List is updated in real time.
Nang 12-Jun-2007
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adam hickey
Innit 5-Jun-2007
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Dode
LOL 21-Jan-2014
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yo moma
Blower 2-Jun-2007
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helen
Squeeze 14-Jun-2007
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James
Gay 15-Sep-2012
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JAMES GEORGE
Isaac 26-Jan-2010
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Ben
Trump 15-Sep-2012
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Mate 11-Sep-2012
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Creps 11-Apr-2014
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Gregory Milik
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