Slang is another word for popular statement.
and Britain ( British ) is a kingdom-based country..
so English Slang is a word that commonly used in Britain..without further ado..
here..
barney
trouble (from Barney Rubble, Cockney rhyming slang - or from 19th century 'barney' meaning an ineffective fight or unconcluded argument)
berk
idiot, irritating person (from Berkeley Hunt, Cockney rhyming slang for cunt)
Billy
amphetamines (from Billy Whizz, a British comic strip character.); friendless (Billy No-Mates)
bird
girl, woman; Also a term for jail time, e.g. "He's doin a bit of bird at the minute"[cite this quote]
blagger
liar or robber. Also 'blag' is 'lie to' or 'rob' someone. Also somebody who boasts a lot or gets away with things.
cor blimey
said to be an abbreviation of 'God blind me'. An interjection that has changed meaning over time. In early novels it was used in the same way as 'damn' to express exasperation or frustration In recent years it is regarded as a mild expression of surprise or shock. Sometimes used to comic effect, in a deliberate reference to it being archaic usage.
bloke
man
blooming, blummin'
euphemism for bloody
bog
toilet
bog off
go away
bog roll
toilet paper
bollocks
Vulgar term used for testicles.
boozer
a pub or bar
boracic
Without money. From rhyming slang 'Boracic Lint' = skint.
broke
Without money, usually temporarily such as between pay days. Similarly 'stoney broke', or just 'stoney'.
brown bread
dead
buff
Sexually attractive; e.g : She is so buff
bunking off (school)
be truant from school.
bugger
an exclamation of dissatisfaction, ( oh, bugger ), to signify something annoying
bum
buttocks
chav, charver, ned, bam, scally, townie
person who dresses in a certain style, typically badly or in sports clothing. Often used as a form of derogation.
cheers
"Thank you", or a drinking toast
clock
to spot, notice
c***k
(or craic in Ireland) good times
div
idiot
duff
broken, not working, "these batteries are duff"[cite this quote] or beat "let's duff him up"
fag
cigarette.
fag end
the used stub of a cigarette, and by extension the unpleasant and worthless loose end of any situation. "It was the fag end of me shift, and I was knackered"
fit
sexually attractive
fiver
five pounds
gaff
house
gaffer
boss
gay
bad, terrible e.g. "It was 'gay' being mugged"
git, bell-end, knob-end
incompetent, stupid, annoying, or childish person
geezer
old man (informal)
gob
mouth; to spit, spittle
gobsmacked
flabbergasted, dumbfounded, astounded, speechless
grand
used in place of thousand (eg. "this house is worth 140 grand")
half-inch
to steal (rhyming slang for 'pinch')
handbags
a harmless fight (from "handbags at dawn" an allusion to duelling)
innit
shortened from "aint it"
jammy
lucky. (also 'spawny')
kip
sleep, nap
knackered
exhausted, tired, also 'broken' e.g. 'Me motor's knackered, I'll 'ave to blag a lift'
knackers
vulgar name for testicles
knob head
a stupid, irritating person
lashed
very inebriated. Also 'on the lash' meaning to go out drinking with the intent of getting lashed.
loo
lavatory.
Manc
someone from Manchester
manky
dirty, filthy
minger
ugly or filthy-minded person.
minted
wealthy
monged (out)
severely drunk/high
munter
ugly person
nick
steal, or Police Station
nicked
arrested or stolen i.e. "He got 'nicked' after he'd 'nicked' that car"
nowt
nothing (northern England dialect)
numpty
idiot, reckless/unwise person (eg. "he rolled his car? what a numpty")
nutter
insane person
owt
anything, something
pikey
pejorative term used, mainly in England to refer to travellers, gypsies or people of low social class
pillock
someone who is stupid
pinch
steal
pissed, pissed up
drunk
on the piss
getting drunk, drinking alcohol
taking the piss
mocking, taking advantage of, someone (e.g. to a traffic warden "£45? are you taking the piss or what?")
plastered
extremely drunk
plonker
Idiot, Stupid Person, Foolish
porkies
lies (shortened from the cockney rhyming slang pork pies)
punter
a customer/patron, or gambler
rate
northern term, as in alright (e.g. that's rate that is)
safe
good, agreed
scrubber
someone who is dirty or perceived poor, an offensive term
see a man about a dog
attend a secret deal or meeting or to go to the toilet.
scouser
someone from Liverpool
shagged
either the past historic of shag or extreme tiredness ('I'm shagged out').
shattered
Tired
shiner
black eye
skint
without money
skanked
ripped-off, daylight robbery, expensive
skanky
vile
slag off
to denigrate someone, start rumours, usually in the victim's absence.
slap head
a bald man.
slash
urinate, urination (eg. "I need to take a slash")
snog
French kiss, or any prolonged physical intimacy without undressing or sexual contact.
sod
idiot, moron, or annoying person (from sodomite)
sod off
"Go away".
steaming
extremely drunk, or extremely angry.
spawny
lucky
tad
little "It's a tad bigger than that"
take the piss (out of)
to mock, "Are you taking the piss?"
tenner
ten pounds
toff
posh person
tosser
generally means an idiot or someone who the speaker doesn't like.
tube
idiot or fool
twat
idiot
whizz
amphetamines (see also 'Billy'), or to urinate ("I'm off for a whizz!")
source *with a few editing
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_slang
The British like to use these terms even though they're not in Britain..and even though they're having conversation with a non-Britain..
so they're kind of "bugger"..when it comes to have a chit-chat with them..
