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A grand
ÂŁ1000
Mate
Friend
Fam
Network of close friends/family
Spiffy
An expression to show excitement or appreciation
Cool story, bro
An expression of sarcasm. You think what the person is saying is very boring.
The Pigs
A derogatory term for the police.
Cop out
To not go to an event, or not keep one's promises.
Fit
When you find another person attractive.
Dodgy
When something is low quality, unreliable, or potentially illegal
Aggy
When another person is being aggressive towards you.
Proper
This can be used in place of the word 'very'.
Skint
To have no money.
Banter
To tease another person in a playful way.
Gutted
To be extremely disappointed or upset.
Melt
Someone who is a coward, or struggles to do simple tasks.
Cheeky
A person or event that is naughty but fun.
To mug off
To make a fool of someone or be made a fool of.
Knackered
To be extremely tired.
Ledge
This is a shortening of the word “legend.” A legend is someone who is well-known, often for doing something great or incredible.
Gagging
To desperately need or want something.


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