Women

Explore British street slang, modern youth terms, and traditional colloquialisms for women, girls, and ladies. From gyal, birds, and ting to lasses, madams, and babs, discover clear definitions, regional origins, and authentic usage across UK culture.

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Ting

A casual term used to refer to a girl or woman.

Punani

A term that refers to female genitalia but can also be used to casually refer to girls or women.

Chicks

A casual term used to refer to women.

Galdem

A term used to refer to girls or a group of girls.

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