Gangster |
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Gay man |
Omi Polone
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Gay man (offensive). |
Batty Man
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Gay man (offensive). |
Arse Bandit
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Gay person (usually male) |
Bender
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General exclamation of surprise or shock |
Gawd Blimey
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General exclamation of surprise or shock |
Flaming Nora
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General exclamation of surprise or shock |
Gordon Bennett
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General exclamation of surprise, shock |
Crikey
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'Crikey that was close' |
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General exclamation of surprise, shock |
Cripes
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General insult |
Douche Bag
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General insult. |
Face Ache
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'Come here, face-ache.' |
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General stuff; the insides of a piece of electrical equipment |
Gubbins
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General term of endearment, used amongst friends and strangers alike |
Ducks
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'That'll be £4.39 please ducks' |
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Generic expression of disbelief |
Haddaway and Shite
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'Haddaway and Shite man, you're talking rubbish!' |
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Generic insult |
Flid
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'You stupid Flid!' |
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Generic insult |
Joey
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'You're a right Joey' |
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Generic insult for a person |
Git
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'You rotten git! You stupid get!' |
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Generic insult, mainly for men |
Tosspot
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Generic insult, mainly for men; bad or untrustworthy man |
Toe-rag
Alternatives
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Get extremely angry, go crazy |
Do Your Nut
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'Your dad's gonna do his nut when he sees this mess.' |
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Get stressed, annoyed, angry |
Get Your Knickers in a Twist
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'Don't get your knickers in a twist about it.' |
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Ghost or Spectre |
Boggart
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Girl |
Doll
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Girlfriend |
gf
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'I split up with my gf a month ago but I can't stop thinking about her.' |
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Give |
Park
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Glad, happy |
Chuffed
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'I'm Chuffed to bits!' |
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Glasses |
Bins
Alternatives
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Glasses |
Oglefakes
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Glasses/spectacles |
Specs
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Glasses/spectacles |
Goggles
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Go away |
Jog On
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'Mate, I'm not listening to you any more, so jog on will ya?' |
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Go to bed |
Off to Bedfordshire
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'Come on kids - off to Bedfordshire with you!' |
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Go to the toilet |
See a Man About a Dog
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Go, perhaps reluctantly or slowly |
Schlep
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Gone wrong |
Tits Up
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'It's all gone Tits Up mate' |
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Good |
Sick
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'That film was sick man!' |
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Good |
Piff
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Good |
Nang
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'That's propa nang you get me?' |
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Good |
Magic
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'That football match was magic.' |
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Good |
Mint
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'Your new car's mint, mate' |
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Good |
Bona
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Good |
Bad
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'That is well bad, innit!' |
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Good looking, attractive |
Peng
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'That girl - is well peng!' |
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Good looking; toned body. |
Fit
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'That guy working behind the bar is well fit.' |
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Good or great |
Sound
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'Mate that t-shirt is Sound' |
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Good, excellent |
Wicked
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Good, excellent |
Gradley
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'Ee, that were reet Gradley.' |
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Good, OK |
Safe
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Good, right |
Tidy
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'Right, I've finished all my homework, that's tidy' |
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Good, right |
Cushty
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'Don't worry Rodney everything is cushty.' |
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Goodbye |
TTFN
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Goodbye |
Laters
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Gosh; general expression of surprise, shock |
Blimey
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Gravy, sauce |
Jipper
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'"Get some gipper on it!"' |
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Great, wonderful, fantastic |
Fandabidozi
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Great; wonderful |
Lovely Jubbly
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Gullible idiot |
Mug
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Gypsy |
Gypo
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Gypsy; traveller |
Pikey
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'A bunch of pikeys moved their caravans into the field' |
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