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IDIOMS & SLANG - UK

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  • British SLANG that means "thank you, thanks, hello, goodbye, you're welcome, etc"
    Cheers!
  • GOBSMACKED - What does this mean??
    Surprised, shocked, can't believe something!
  • When you "ace" a test, what mark do you get?
    10/10, 100%, A+
  • "I feel under the weather. My throat hurts." - What does this mean????
    I feel sick
  • SLANG for "friend"
    MATE
  • Fill in the missing words: "To _____ around the _____"
    beat; bush
  • British SLANG for toilet, bathroom, restroom
    LOO
  • What is this idiom?
    It's raining cats and dogs (it's raining a lot)
  • This exam is so easy! - What's the idiom for "easy"?
    Piece of cake
  • What is this idiom in ENGLISH? - "Hablando del rey de Roma"
    "Speak(ing) of the devil"
  • "I'm so knackered! Today was a long day!" - What does knackered mean??
    Tired, exhausted
  • If you tell LIES, you're telling . . .
    PORK PIES
  • What is slang?
    Words or expressions you can use with friends and family; different from place to place
  • What does "on the fence" mean?
    I can't decide
  • British slang for Pounds (£)
    QUID
  • To have/take a ______
    GANDER
  • This idiom is when you pay very close attention to someone. When you listen to them carefully
    "Be all ears"
  • This word means elegant, fancy, super rich, stylish (one of the SPICE GIRLS!)
    POSH
  • What is an idiom?
    An expression, a phrase whose meaning is different from its literal one (frase hecha)
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