British Slang & Phrases?

Question

I was wondering what some common British slang words are. Phrases would be wonderful too, what friends say among each other. Thanks :)

Answer 1

chuffed = very happy

ace = brilliant

**** about face = back to front

barmy = crazy

belt up = shut up

biggie = what a child calls his 'poo'

bladdered = drunk

blatant = obvious

bonk = to have s*x

bottle = to have courage and bravery

brassed off = fed up/pissed off

box your ears = slap around the ears

cheerio = goodbye

chin wag = chat

chinese wispers = how a story changes as it's told by person to person

c**k up = mistake

dekko = to have a look at something

dicky = feel sick

dodgy = not to be trusted

duff = useless

faff = to play around/misbehave

f*g = cigarette

flog = to sell something

Answer 2

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_sla...

http://www.effingpot.com/slang.shtml

Answer 3

there are some really odd phrases here lol

i've got a bone to pick with you - i need to talk to you about something

they see through rose tinted spectacles - never notice the badness going on around them

the last straw - the final thing to push someone over the edge

just the tip of the ice berg - only the beginning of something far more problematic

there's loads more

Answer 4

My favourite (notice the British spelling there) is alcopop, which is an alcoholic drink which is easy to drink, like a Smirnoff Ice or Strawberry Daiquiri.  

Answer 5

"mate" for friend

"gob" for face

"a bit of the all right" = something is wonderful (usually used in the sense of understatement: a girl has three orgasms one after the other)

Answer 6

Gob - Mouth

Cuppa - Cup Of Tea

6 of one and half a dozen of the other - Basically both sides are as bad as each other

punch-up - fight

Bloody h**l - An exclamation of annoyance or anger

Fish supper - fish and chips

Cobbled together - Built or madeup in a hurry

Long as a peice of string - As long as it takes

Knackered - outlived its usefullness