British Words
Gobsmacked
"I was gobsmacked when I found out England won the world cup!"
Shocked and surprised beyond belief
Peng
"i think they're peng in my opinion"
Attractive
Sideman
"I'm not gonna lie, you're just a sideman"
An unimportant or irrelevant person: Someone who is in the background, subordinate to a main figure
Estate
"Oh so you live in the estate?"
Projects
Slag off
To talk badly about someone or something.
Chuffed
"I'm feeling proper chuffed after that test!"
Overjoyed; full of pride
Bare
"I've got bare at home"
Many;plenty
or
Very
Rank
"I'm not gonna lie, I find them rank"
Disgusting
Bird
"Mate, do you see that bird over there!"
Girl or woman
(Impolite)
Swear Down
Used to solemnly promise that something is true or to give one's word, often for emphasis
Gallivant
The boys went gallivanting around town on the weekend.
To go out to have fun
Innabit
"Ite, imm see you bro, innabit"
See you later, bye
Wasteman
"He's a wasteman for doing that still"
A person, usually male, who is considered a loser, useless, foolish, or a waste of time
Duss
"Yo are you trynna duss?"
Leave
Quid
British pounds (£)
Fortnight
I would love to spend a fortnight playing Fortnite.
Two weeks
Safe
"Safe for that, bro."
Thanks
(Also, hello, goodbye and trustworthy)
Wallad
"Yeah I heard about him, heard he's a wallad"
Foolish; Stupid; Annoying
Alie
"Alie, the Fashionx Performance tonight was amazing"
A term that signifies a questioning tone or confirmation/validation from the person being asked
What you saying
Acts as a greeting or an inquiry into a person's current activity or opinion on a topic.
Boot
Trunk
Wallahibuff
Delcious, tantalising, really good
Jbag
Groupie
Air Time
Getting left on read
Charge it
Firm something, let it be and let go