AzrilTaufani
Tue Nov 05 2024
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6 answers
1157
What is a toke in British slang?
I heard the word 'toke' in a conversation and I'm wondering what it means in British slang. I've never encountered this term before and I'm curious to know its definition and how it's used in casual conversations.
henry_miller_astronomer
Mon Nov 04 2024
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5 answers
967
What is a womble in British slang?
I've heard the word 'womble' in some British conversations and I'm curious to know what it means in their slang. Could someone explain the background and usage of this word to me?
HanRiverVision
Sat Oct 19 2024
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5 answers
867
What is the British slang for spending money?
I'm wondering about the slang term that people in Britain use to describe the action of spending money. I'm looking for a casual, colloquial way to express this idea that's commonly used in the UK.
CryptoConqueror
Sun Sep 22 2024
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0 answers
0
What is British slang for American?
I'm curious, when it comes to the colorful world of slang, what do the Brits typically call an American? Is there a specific term or phrase they use to describe their American counterparts in a casual or humorous manner? I'm intrigued to learn more about this aspect of cross-Atlantic linguistic exchange, as it often reveals fascinating cultural insights. So, if you're in the know, what's the British slang term for an American?
Caterina
Tue Sep 10 2024
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5 answers
1050
What is the British slang for pound?
I'm curious, what do the locals in Britain call their currency unit, the pound? Is there a specific slang term they use in everyday conversation? I've heard that different countries have their own unique ways of referring to their money, so I'm eager to learn about the British slang for the pound. Can you enlighten me on this topic?
