English to Slang letter O

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Of poor quality; shabby or broken Shoddy (Everybody)
OK/I understand Word (Street slang)
Old fashioned, dated, retro - not necessarily in a bad way. Old Skool (Street slang)
Old or old-fashioned Antwacky (Yorkshire)
One pound Quid
Alternatives
'Can you lend me a Quid?'
One who annoys or hassles skateboarders Skater Hater (Street slang)
'Mr. D is a skater hater'
One who is "not in education, employment or training" Neet (Everybody)
One who is a paedophile or takes an unhealthy sexual interest in children Nonce (Everybody)
One who is a paedophile or takes an unhealthy sexual interest in children Kiddy Fiddler (Everybody)
One who is especially clever or academic Egghead (Everybody)
'There's a chap in my class who's a complete egghead.'
One who is mean or stingy Tightwad (Everybody)
One who is overly masculine Jack the Lad (Everybody)
'He came riding down that hill, like some Jack the Lad'
One who tells on another to the Police. Nark (London)
Alternatives
'He's a Copper's Nark'
Out; Outside Aht (Yorkshire)
Outburst of anger Wobbly (Everybody)
'He threw a wobbly at me!'
Overdressed, posh Ikey (Liverpool)
Owls Ullet (Yorkshire)

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