Interactive Glossary of slang and colloquial expressions.
Judith Carretero
Created on March 14, 2024
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of colloquial expressions and slang
GLOSSARY
Slang in bold, expressions in bold cursive.
Off the record - not made as an official statement.Out - not in fashion, not trendy.
Pop into - go into.Pinck - steal.Plonk down - put down.Be pissed off (with), Be peeved - be angry.Pumped - excited (British).
X-rated - obscene.
To trash - to damage or destroy.
Quid - pound (British).
Dis - show disrespect toward someone.
Ick - feeling of disgust.
Yikes - surprise or shock.Yolo - acronym for "You Only Live Once".
Knackered - very tired (British).Knock - a bad or disparaging remark.
Nail - to do something perfectly.Nippy - cold.Nuts - crazy, insane.
Hammered - drunked (British).
Fam - friend (British).To be Fair enough - Acceptable.To be Famished - Hungry.
Wasted - someone who is very intoxicated.
Vibe - the atmosphere or feeling of a place or situation.
Endz - area (British).
Gaff - house (British).Gaydar - ability to tell if someone is gayGo Dutch - share the bill (American).Going to peruse - going to read.Get waylaid - going to be late.Get into a muddle/Muddled up - Get confused.
Shattered - very tired (British).Shotgun - front passanger seat of the car.Split the bill - share the bill (British).Stoked - Pleased (American).Sweet - expression of happiness due to a favorable situation.
Manor - Area (British)Man's yard - house (British).Mull it over - think about.
Ripped - someone strong with well-defined muscles.
Underdog - the weaker of two competitors.Under the weather - feel ill.Up in arms - be very angry and protest about it.
Zonked - tired; exhausted.Zigged before you zagged - to misstep.
Bail - to leave somewhere or abandon plans (usually leaving someone behind).Beat - very tired (American).Be back in a mo - be back soon.Bro - friend.Bromance - non-sexual love between two men.Buck - dollar.Buzzing - excited (British).
Cram - attempt to learn a lot of information in a short amount of time.Crash - to suddenly fall asleep.Creep - person who is unpleasant, strange, and weird.Crib - house (American).Cop (American) / Copper (British) - police officer.Chuffed (to bits) - pleased (British).
Lame - bad, weak, of poor quality.Lit - something or someone that is really exciting.
Awesome - something or someone that you like a lot.
Jonesings - strong craving or desire.