Slang to English letter I

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Ickle
 Little (Manchester)
'I've got an Ickle Bockle of lemonade here.'
Ikey
 Overdressed, posh (Liverpool)
In the Club
 Pregnant (Everybody)
In the Pudding Club
 Everybody (Everybody)
In the Sack
 Euphemism for being in bed with another. (Everybody)
'I got caught in the sack with another woman.'
Innit
 Isn't it? (Street slang)
'Dat is well good innit.'
Isaac
 50 pounds (Don't know)
'Cor Blimey! That bloke is paying the waitress with Isaacs!'
It Be Reet
 It will be alright (Yorkshire)
Ite
 Alright? (Don't know)
'Ite mate?'

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