Give me some local slang!

CurtSibling

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Enough with the religious jibber-jabber!

I have a mood to hear some good slang words from around the world, and from local areas and towns!

No rude words (well, PG-rated is allowed) but funny insults/put-downs, delivered in your own tongue!

So, feel free to post up some global slang words, and their meaning!

Fire away!

:cool:
 
A bop is a party.
A scout is a cleaner.
'I'm going to Magdalen' means 'I'm going to take some drugs'
 
Cha!

It's from Saskatchewan and AFAIK it comes from the Cree Indian language, basically it means "whatever" or "Hah!"
 
Enough with the religious jibber-jabber!

I have a mood to hear some good slang words from around the world, and from local areas and towns!

No rude words (well, PG-rated is allowed) but funny insults/put-downs, delivered in your own tongue!

So, feel free to post up some global slang words, and their meaning!

Fire away!

:cool:


I pity da foo who don't have time for jibba jabba.

Our slang is mostly just copied ad verbatim from the colloquial slang (ebonics and spanglish) and full of curses. Smarter people like to use internet and gaming slang. Although I've developed my own slang.

714- It's a word can be used as a verb, noun, and adjective.
714(noun) A girl named Heidi, I tried to get with her and was shot down. She is mostly silent and emotionless, poss. cyborg, alien, Agent.
714(verb) to 714 is to summarily reject based on a very brief period of interaction.
714, "She is very 714". Silent, emotionless, quick to judge.

Snee- An expression of joy. Can be used as an exclamation or an adjective. ex. That is Snee.
Eens- An expression that means something is wrong or bad. Can be used an exclamtion or an adjective. That is eens. (Note is Snee spelled backwards)

Although the above is slang that only I usually use.
 
Scottish slang...We have an abundance of it!

Scunnered = Fed up.

Nugget = An idiot.

Chancer = A wily person.

:)
 
What 'choo sayin' 'bout Birmin'am?
B6, yeah, that's Birmin'am!
Slash OZ, that's Birmin'am!

I could go on with this tune. It's a song about Birmingham's chav life, sung quickly with a chav accent.
 
Cornwall:

'Proper job' means 'well done good chap'
'Do it dreckly' means 'do it later'
'War' yoo bin mi luverr' means 'I'm local'

Brighteye said:
A bop is a party.
A scout is a cleaner.
'I'm going to Magdalen' means 'I'm going to take some drugs'

Which college do you go to?
 
Well, in between running down to the local for a bevvy, which is proper bad, we enjoy hanging around the town, skiving, and upsetting the locals.
 
When heading oot to the offie to scadge a few tinnies, you'll have to
bodyswerve the many fleetoes of neds that are hinging aroon the toon!


:D
 
Ya der hey... hahaha

Bubbler

F.I.B. pronounced fib
 
Dannene DAnnena! (can be used either as "nice chap" or "stupid dog")
depends on who youre saying this to.
hint - dont say this the any ethiopians!

SHOLETTTETTTTT - teen for farout, killa,

SABABA - all ok, we be chilled!

SHACHTA - a smoke. ususally from the illegal kind. dope.

friar - sucker!
 
really a big diffrence, but it cames from the past....

Puto (masculine) means kid
Puta (feminine) means whore

more recent

Bicha means a line of people, but also (with Brazilians influencies) means gay.

In Spanish, Hijo de (una?) puta means SOB.

I wonder if I can be warned for cursing in a forieng language?
 
O rabo da bicha?

[which translates as "end of the line" or alternatively "ass of the gay".]

:lol: didnt heard that one yet :lol: probably it comes from there.

we here say fim da bicha (end of the line). We can use another word tought, that way doesnt mean gay, that is Fila (instead of bicha)

well and as for reading as it is:

Bicho(Masculine) = bug, insect, animal, whatever...
Bicha(Feminine) = line of ppl
 
An old one from my school years:-

Lakes = great, cool etc. That is well lakes. I still to this day have no idea where it comes from.

also

lairy= rude, disrespectful

mucker=mate

Fugly= fat and ugly

slag=a criminal
 
Here's some Canadian slang.
Loonies, and Toonies are $1 and $2 coins

A double double is a coffee with 2 cream and 2 sugar

A Bunnyhug is a hooded sweatshirt in Saskatchewan

Mounties are police officers

And A Newfie is someone from Newfoundland, who have their own entirely unique version of the english language.
 
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