UK and US music slang for an excellent song, usually an energetic one you cannot resist dancing to.
Dating slang for a romantic or sexual connection that is more than friends but not an official relationship.
Street slang borrowed from the video game franchise, used to describe stealing cars, joyriding, or reckless, chaotic driving.
The standard Midlands word for a round bread roll—and a quick way to start a proper local debate.
A classic Midlands pet name used as a warm, informal way to address friends, family, partners, or even total strangers at the shop.
A dialect word from Northern England and Lowland Scotland meaning drowsy, sleepy, or worn out with tiredness.
A Northern English dialect word meaning drunk, ruined by drink, or wasteful through heavy drinking.
A slang term used to call someone an idiot or fool, sometimes derived from an Arabic word meaning boy or kid.
A slang term for mental decline caused by excessive consumption of low-quality online content.
A term used to describe being overshadowed by someone who is significantly more physically attractive.
A term used to describe someone with a sense of self-importance or someone who is highly respected or regarded in their social setting.