10 Common British English Slang Words and Phrases | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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I bought a new phone and it cost me 600 QUID.

DEFINITION: A pound in money

You're coming to the party tonight, INNIT?

DEFINITION: Used after a statement for emphasis, Instead of any question tag

Stop being CHEEKY to your elders, Will you?

DEFINITION: Rude or disrespectful, but often in a funny way

Don't buy a car fro him, he's a real dodgy character

DEFINITION: Dishonest, or not to be trusted

They've been best mates since they were children

DEFINITION: A friend

It was just a fluke that I passed the exam

DEFINITION: Something good that happens because of luck

Would you like to come in for a cuppa

DEFINITION: A cup of tea

I'm to knackered to go shopping after work.

DEFINITION: Very tired

You will like Henry. He's a really good bloke.

DEFINITION: A man

I'm feeling a bik pekish .What's for dinner tonight

DEFINITION: Slightly hungry

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