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  • shell out
    spend money on, hand money over
  • jar
    pint or glass of beer
  • keep tabs on
    keep track of, monitor, follow
  • fucked up
    not right, really bad, crazy/mad, broken
  • damage
    cost, expensive, loss (birthdays: what's the damage? = how old are you today?)
  • pillock
    idiot, fool
  • joint
    cannabis cigarette (also: spliff)
  • shit one's pant
    be terrified, extremely scared
  • having a laugh
    joking, making fun of, taking the piss, taking the mickey
  • up for it
    ready, prepared, enthusiastic about
  • fudge nudger
    insulting term for a male homosexual
  • quids-in
    in profit, making a gain
  • rammed
    crowded, full
  • pipe down!
    be quiet, shut up
  • kick someone's arse
    beat someone up, defeat in a fight
  • kit
    clothes
  • you're having a laugh!
    you must be joking! you can't be serious!
  • air guitar
    process of playing an imaginary guitar along to music
  • grub
    food, meal
  • lanky
    tall (northern England)
  • dozy
    stupid, absent-minded, dim, slow
  • silly cow
    foolish or stupid woman (also: stupid cow)
  • bent
    homosexual, illegal, criminal
  • dope
    cannabis, marijuana, cool/excellent (USA)
  • not half!
    definitely, really
  • fuck all
    nothing, zero, very little (also: bugger all, sod all)
  • diss
    disrespect, insult (popular with kids in school)
  • nutcase
    madman, insane, crazy
  • fit
    good-looking, sexy, with a nice figure
  • fuckable
    worth having sex with, sexually desirable

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