- Brilliant - describes something cool or impressive
- Cheerio - A police officer said this to us as a goodbye after giving advice and instructions about local sites
- Cheers - seemed to be a way to say hello, goodbye or thank you
- Mate - friend or buddy; everyone at the pub is all of a sudden your good mate!
- Mind the gap - instead of warning to "watch your step" when entering and exiting the Tube
- Nibbles - referred to appetizers in the hotel lounge; headed to wine and nibbles
- Toilet - a more crass term for the bathroom or restroom
- Way Out - exit
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Sunday, February 23, 2014
British Slang
Thought I'd write down some of the catchiest English terms we've come across. And to add to the fun, check out The Best of British Slang.
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