Word on the street

[Ludwig]

The word on my street is werf as in wozzit werf. Whats the word on your street?

 

[PaulB]

'Naweragert.' Which means 'and I said'. It is stupid beyond belief but often heard. Too often heard.

 

[Night Train]

Not actually on my street but....

 

[perplexed]

I "swear down" I'm going to (insert threat, promise, action of choice at this point...) What's the down bit mean/for?

 

[guitarpete247]

I "swear down" I'm going to (insert threat, promise, action of choice at this point...) What's the down bit mean/for?

When kids at school say this to me I tell them not to swear, up, sideways or down.

 

[Mad Doug Biker]

'Naweragert.' Which means 'and I said'. It is stupid beyond belief but often heard. Too often heard.

Noamurny!

No I'm not

 

[Theseus]

How instead of Why ... "How do I have to go to bed?"

Like used as a filler word ... "So, like, she said, like, that, like, she was, like, going to the, like, chippie ... like"

 

[simon.r]

[QUOTE 1803316, member: 45"]peng. Apparently. I have no idea what that means.[/quote]

Peng has been in use for at least 6 or 7 years: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=peng

I like 'nesh' which is a local phrase meaning, roughly, feeling the cold more than others.

 

[Mad Doug Biker]

How instead of Why ... "How do I have to go to bed?"

Like used as a filler word ... "So, like, she said, like, that, like, she was, like, going to the, like, chippie ... like"

There was a wonderful bit in South Park at one point where they were talking about what someone had done, and it went like

'I was like Dude!'

'And he was like Dude!'

'And I was like, Dude!

'And he was like Dude'

And I was like..... DUDE!'

 

[guitarpete247]

Hench. A word I only just came across last month. GF's son had a T-Shirt printed with it on for when he goes away on a stag weekend in a few weeks time. Then a kid at a school, I was at, called me hench to try and ingratiate himself with me. I know I've lost 3 .5 stone but at 55 years of age and still 13 stone and 5' 10" I can't be, surely.

 

[Archie_tect]

As Izzard would say... you can't back up into hip and cool GP.

 

[biggs682]

my youngest niece and nephew always say in a chizzle ! no idea what its meant to mean

 

[guitarpete247]

As Izzard would say... you can't back up into hip and cool GP.

I tried .

 

[hotfuzzrj]

'Ra' which isn't the yoof roaring like a lion but means 'very much so' or 'a lot' or 'really'
eg. He is ra fit, or more specifically heard to me You're ra annoying me or You ra can't do that.
Normally followed by I think you'll find I 'ra' can.

 

[Fab Foodie]

STOP