English to Slang letter U
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Ugly |
Fugly
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'Wow, that's a Fugly baby' |
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Ugly face. |
Face like a Smacked Toad
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Ugly or promiscuous woman or girl |
Munter
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Ugly person. |
Back End of a Bus (Looks Like)
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'Have you seen that munter? She looks like the back end of a bus.' |
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Ugly woman or girl |
Dog
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Ugly woman or girl |
Minger
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Ugly woman or girl |
Hound
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Ugly woman or girl |
Moose
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Ugly woman or girl |
Ten Pinter
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Ugly, unattractive, horrible |
Minging
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Umbrella |
Gamp
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'Where's my gamp?' |
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Uncultured young person, possibly who hangs around in town centres |
Townie
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Underpants |
Shreddies
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Understand |
Capishe
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'I'm not lending you any money! Capishe?' |
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Underwear |
Kecks
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Undoubtedly; for certain. |
And No Mistake
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'That was a good day's work and no mistake!' |
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Unfortunate |
Bad job
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'You lost a twenty pound note? Hmm, bad job!' |
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Unsteady |
Wankle
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Unsubstantially built |
Jerry-Built
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'That shed in the back of our garden is jerry-built.' |
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Unwell; not working quite properly |
Dicky
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'I'm not coming out today. I feel dicky. ' |
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Upper class, posh person |
Toff
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'David Camerson and George Osborne are two toffs.' |
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