Good evening, fellas! How has your day been? I hope it’s been fun. I spent mine in campus, it was fun yet leave my cream crackered right now. :D
In tonight session, I’d like to share some #UKSlang. Are you guys interested? Check them out, fellas!
- Absobloodylootely. Meaning: to agree with someone highly in a rather enthusiastic fashion.
- Example:
- Q: Are you going to do?
- A: Absobloodylootely!
- Example:
- Bob’s your uncle. Meaning: “there you have it!” or “everything is alright.”
- Example:
- “You just have to take the first left, and Bob’s your uncle –There’s the restaurant!”
- Example:
- Cream crackered. Meaning: to be really tired and exhausted.
- Example:
- “Sorry, I can’t come to your party. I’m cream crackered.”
- Example:
- Chock-a-block. Meaning: closely packed together; extremely full; crowded.
- Example:
- “Books piled chock-a-block on the narrow shelf.”
- Example:
- Tickety-boo. Meaning: as it should be; going smoothly; fine.
- Example:
- “You don’t have to worry, everything is Tickety-boo.”
- Example:
- Twee. Meaning: overly dainty, delicate, cute, or quaint.
- Example:
- “Her bunny-themed tea set is so utterly twee.”
- Example:
- Queer street. Meaning: a difficult situation, such as debt or bankruptcy
- Example:
- “Stop buying unnecessary things, that’ll land you in Queer Street!”
- Example:
It’s a wrap for now. Thank you for joining me. I hope it has been useful for you and…. Have a great day, fellas!
Compiled and written by @AnienditaR at @EnglishTips4U on Saturday, November 7 , 2015
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Really enjoyed this post. I’m going to go out and practice my new slang.lol
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