British Slang Flashcards
Know more British slang. Warning: for adults only. (184 cards)
British
Ace
American
brilliant
British
Aggro
American
trouble, aggravation, rabble
British
All right?
American
“Hello, how are you?”
British
Anti-clockwise
American
counter clockwise
British
Any road
American
anyway
British
Arse
American
ass
British
Arse about face
American
doing something back to front
British
Arse above elbow
American
head over heels
British
Arseholed
American
drunk
British
Au fait
American
to be familiar with something
British
Baccy
American
tobacco
British
Barmy
American
crazy
British
Bees Knees
American
awesome
British
Belt up
American
shut up
British
Best of British
American
Good luck
British
Biggie
American
Poo (children’s term)
British
Bladdered
American
drunk
British
Blimey
American
an exclamation of surprise
British
Blinkered
American
narrow minded
British
Bloody
American
an adjective that means very, “bloody awful”, “bloody marvellous”
British
Blow me
American
an exclamation of surprise, such as “bowl me over with a feather”
British
Blow off
American
fart
British
Bob’s your uncle
American
“that’s it” or “and then you’re all done” or “all finished”
British
Bodge
American
to do a job quick and poorly