Being American, I've always kind of been partial to "Wanker". I don't know why, it's just a funny word and you rarely hear it in the U.S. It's not quite the same using it if you don't have a Brit accent. I like "Puff" also when describing someone gay or a feminine guy. I think the Brits and pseudo Brits(Aussies/Kiwis) have the best slang.
nah we use puff Kells.. maybe you havent heard it but puff is kinda common on these shores
oh scary... 40000 morbidly obese christians wearing fanny packs invading europe is probably the least scariest thing since I watched an edited version of The Care Bears movie in an extremely brightly lit cinema.
no your ok.. it does mean that also.. depends on how you say it!!! ... a gentle wheesht does just mean shhhh!
btw FP.. you have nice baps... its all in how you say it
oh scary... 40000 morbidly obese christians wearing fanny packs invading europe is probably the least scariest thing since I watched an edited version of The Care Bears movie in an extremely brightly lit cinema.
oh shit.. i'd thought you would have known that...
ok it doesnt matter then *gulp*
oh scary... 40000 morbidly obese christians wearing fanny packs invading europe is probably the least scariest thing since I watched an edited version of The Care Bears movie in an extremely brightly lit cinema.
Being American, I've always kind of been partial to "Wanker". I don't know why, it's just a funny word and you rarely hear it in the U.S. It's not quite the same using it if you don't have a Brit accent. I like "Puff" also when describing someone gay or a feminine guy. I think the Brits and pseudo Brits(Aussies/Kiwis) have the best slang.
pseudo brits? we're australian or new zealander. im sure the maori nzers would take offense as being described as pseudobrit.
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oh scary... 40000 morbidly obese christians wearing fanny packs invading europe is probably the least scariest thing since I watched an edited version of The Care Bears movie in an extremely brightly lit cinema.
Being American, I've always kind of been partial to "Wanker". I don't know why, it's just a funny word and you rarely hear it in the U.S. It's not quite the same using it if you don't have a Brit accent. I like "Puff" also when describing someone gay or a feminine guy. I think the Brits and pseudo Brits(Aussies/Kiwis) have the best slang.
"pseudo brit" here. :rolleyes:
When you say "being American" don't you mean yank? Or my personal favorite "a sepo"
manky - horrible
mongo, gombeen - stupid person
Tommy Tank - wank
Culchie - anyone Irish not from Dublin
Jackeen - someone from Dublin (not to be used lightly!)
arseways - wrong
Fair dinkum- Are you serious/for real
Bevie- Beer
Bludger- someone who doesn't work
come good- Turn out okay
knock- "are you knocking me?" critical
Perve- taking a peek at a good sort
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Bloody oath/Streuth/Crikey - nothing really, just an exclamation
Snag - sausage
Dunny - toilet
Most of the time I don't even think of these and other words as slang. Like thongs. It's clearly something you wear on your foot. And a root is clearly a shag.
Bloody oath/Streuth/Crikey - nothing really, just an exclamation
Snag - sausage
Dunny - toilet
Most of the time I don't even think of these and other words as slang. Like thongs. It's clearly something you wear on your foot. And a root is clearly a shag.
Exactly. Have these other people beeen living under a rock?????
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tu tienes mas huevos, carnal! (spelling/tenses may be way off!)
:eek: i just got round to babelfishing this... ok the translation was a bit weird but i got the idea... unsure if its a nice thing or bad thing... but i like it
oh scary... 40000 morbidly obese christians wearing fanny packs invading europe is probably the least scariest thing since I watched an edited version of The Care Bears movie in an extremely brightly lit cinema.
oh scary... 40000 morbidly obese christians wearing fanny packs invading europe is probably the least scariest thing since I watched an edited version of The Care Bears movie in an extremely brightly lit cinema.
Over here a dag is the shitty woolly lump that hangs from a sheeps arse.
please do not refer to the Welsh in such a vulgar manner
oh scary... 40000 morbidly obese christians wearing fanny packs invading europe is probably the least scariest thing since I watched an edited version of The Care Bears movie in an extremely brightly lit cinema.
Over here a dag is the shitty woolly lump that hangs from a sheeps arse.
thats crazy. the expression for those should be the same as the lumps of shite on humans hairy arse - DINGLEBERRIES!
"ahhh, g'way ann shite" = (Go Away And Shite) = "Fuck off/Shut Up"
Scuttered / Shitfaced / Rat-arsed / in the horrors = drunk
Cacks = trousers
Sucking Diesel = doing well
Jammers = crowded
Rabbitin on - talkin a lot
Kip = Sleep
You couldn't hit a cow's arse with a banjo = bad aim
Bogtrotter = Muck Savage = culchie = person from the countryside
Fierce/ Desperate / Some = Very
Piece of piss - Easy (ehh...describing a thing, not a person)
"ahhh, g'way ann shite" = (Go Away And Shite) = "Fuck off/Shut Up"
Scuttered / Shitfaced / Rat-arsed / in the horrors = drunk
Cacks = trousers
Sucking Diesel = doing well
Jammers = crowded
Rabbitin on - talkin a lot
Kip = Sleep
You couldn't hit a cow's arse with a banjo = bad aim
Bogtrotter = Muck Savage = culchie = person from the countryside
Fierce/ Desperate / Some = Very
Piece of piss - Easy (ehh...describing a thing, not a person)
Ooo I forgot about a lot of them, and I use them every day!
Another one is-
Creamed herself - she fell over. Some people argue that its 'creaLed'.
and dags, where I come from, are the lumps of shite on sheep, or what travellers call dogs.
I use that word every day!
I remember being a whippersnapper and mum and dad always called me a dag and id say "im not a piece of poo on a sheeps tail!"
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Do you mean 'poof'?
nah we use puff Kells.. maybe you havent heard it but puff is kinda common on these shores
awwww. that actually makes me feel bad.
I thought it was a nice way of saying "hush hush"
:( all this time daddy was saying to shut up. :(
no your ok.. it does mean that also.. depends on how you say it!!! ... a gentle wheesht does just mean shhhh!
btw FP.. you have nice baps... its all in how you say it
teefs?
oh shit.. i'd thought you would have known that...
ok it doesnt matter then *gulp*
pseudo brits? we're australian or new zealander. im sure the maori nzers would take offense as being described as pseudobrit.
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DUNK!
*fwap* NO.
NO DUNKIE...
*fwap*
it's manners teachin' time.
yeah i deserved that
just teasing you Dunkie.
tu tienes mas huevos, carnal! (spelling/tenses may be way off!)
hee hee, pseudo Brits...hee hee hee heee, haaaw haaaaw haaaaaaw, oh, please,.. ha ha ha ha, eeeeh, eeeeh eeeh...ha ha ha...
"pseudo brit" here. :rolleyes:
When you say "being American" don't you mean yank? Or my personal favorite "a sepo"
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the usual Irish ones -
manky - horrible
mongo, gombeen - stupid person
Tommy Tank - wank
Culchie - anyone Irish not from Dublin
Jackeen - someone from Dublin (not to be used lightly!)
arseways - wrong
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Bevie- Beer
Bludger- someone who doesn't work
come good- Turn out okay
knock- "are you knocking me?" critical
Perve- taking a peek at a good sort
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Snag - sausage
Dunny - toilet
Most of the time I don't even think of these and other words as slang. Like thongs. It's clearly something you wear on your foot. And a root is clearly a shag.
Exactly. Have these other people beeen living under a rock?????
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:eek: i just got round to babelfishing this... ok the translation was a bit weird but i got the idea... unsure if its a nice thing or bad thing... but i like it
take a good look
this could be the day
hold my hand
lie beside me
i just need to say
dunno.. a dyslexic vet?
please do not refer to the Welsh in such a vulgar manner
exactly. it makes me giggle when i hear people use the term when they dont know its origin.
and while im at it, isnt son of a bitch more an insult to your mother than you if someone says it to you? afterall shes the bitch not you.
take a good look
this could be the day
hold my hand
lie beside me
i just need to say
thats crazy. the expression for those should be the same as the lumps of shite on humans hairy arse - DINGLEBERRIES!
"ahhh, g'way ann shite" = (Go Away And Shite) = "Fuck off/Shut Up"
Scuttered / Shitfaced / Rat-arsed / in the horrors = drunk
Cacks = trousers
Sucking Diesel = doing well
Jammers = crowded
Rabbitin on - talkin a lot
Kip = Sleep
You couldn't hit a cow's arse with a banjo = bad aim
Bogtrotter = Muck Savage = culchie = person from the countryside
Fierce/ Desperate / Some = Very
Piece of piss - Easy (ehh...describing a thing, not a person)
Ooo I forgot about a lot of them, and I use them every day!
Another one is-
Creamed herself - she fell over. Some people argue that its 'creaLed'.
and dags, where I come from, are the lumps of shite on sheep, or what travellers call dogs.
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I use that word every day!
I remember being a whippersnapper and mum and dad always called me a dag and id say "im not a piece of poo on a sheeps tail!"
More commonly used in place of "silly Bugger"