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60 British slang words that will confuse anybody who didn't grow up in the UK. By Erin McDowell. You don't want to be described as "a few sandwiches short of a picnic." Martin Rüßler/EyeEm ...

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Brits have an interesting vernacular that includes words and phrases that might confuse many Americans. Some terms, like "dim," "a mug," or "a few sandwiches short of a picnic," can be used as ...

Every single one of us uses British slang words - and we do it so often we don't even notice. Whether something is 'ace', you're too 'skint' to go out or your cat's gone 'bonkers' - the country's ...

Revealed: The outdated British slang words that people want to bring back the most - so, are you still using any of these terms? Experts analysed the votes on 310 outdated slang terms on Urban ...

Yes, I know it's still English — I'm talking about their slang words. The British have a way of using words to describe things that are often indescribable. For example, ...

To compile the lists, analysts searched for 205 typical British slang terms on Urban Dictionary and arranged them by their share of upvotes. This also revealed the least popular words and phrases ...

LASSITER: As you may have recognized from the start of the episode, tons of American slang comes from within American culture. Drip, bussin’, fly, clutch, chill, groovy, hip, and outta sight. But some ...