Neighbourhood

Explore British street slang and colloquial terms for local neighbourhoods, areas, and territories. From the ends, hood, and block to turf, patch, and manor, discover clear definitions, cultural origins, and authentic usage across UK towns and cities.

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Manor

A term used to describe one’s neighbourhood or local area.

Ends

A term used to refer to one’s neighborhood or local area.

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