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English slang. (LONDON)
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What does "Dead" mean? ex. “That movie was dead." / "Are you being dead serious?"
There are two ways to use it in slang, it means no action happened and not entertaining or "very".
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What does "Banter" mean? ex. “We're not serious we're just having a banter."
Making jokes, usually at the expense of someone else, but all in good fun.
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What does "All to pot" mean? ex. “We tried to stay organised but it all went to pot."
When the plans fall apart.
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What does "Knees up" mean? ex. “It was a great party we had a great old knees up."
To dance
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What does "Wicked" mean? ex. “That film was wicked!"
Something that is great or fabulous could be described by this term.
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What does "Gutted" mean? ex. “I was absolutely gutted when we lost that match."
Another way to express that you are "very sad".
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What does "Hunky-dory" mean? ex. "I thought the conversation would be bad, but it was all hunky-dory"
Slang that means a situation is cool, okay, or normal.
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What does "Minging" mean? ex. "That food was minging".
A word to describe something gross or disgusting.
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