A term used to refer to £500.

A term used to refer to £100.

A term used to refer to £25.

A term used to refer to a twenty-pound note or £20.

A term used to refer to a ten-pound note or £10.

A term used to refer to a five-pound note or £5.

A term used to describe someone who is exhausted, overwhelmed, or struggling with a situation.

A term used to describe someone who is jealous or angry about your success or accomplishments.

A term used to agree with or affirm that something someone said is accurate or true.

A casual term used to greet someone or say hello in an informal manner.

A term used to describe something that is exceptionally good or impressive.

A term used to refer to money, often in informal contexts.

A term used to refer to a shop owner or takeaway worker, especially in casual or local dining establishments.

A term used to describe a person’s style, confidence, or fashionable appearance.

A term used to describe someone’s fashion sense or style, especially when it’s striking or fashionable.

A term used either as a sarcastic or amused expression, particularly in response to someone trying to impress, or as a facial exercise to improve jawline definition.

A term used to describe chatting up or flirting with someone, usually with romantic intentions.

A casual term used to refer to a male friend, brother, or close companion.

A casual term used to refer to close male friends or siblings.

A term used to describe someone’s charisma and ability to flirt or charm others.

A derogatory term used to refer to police officers.

As a noun, an informal term for a police officer; as a verb, used to mean “grab” or “obtain.”

A term used to refer to police officers, often associated with their shiny copper badges.

A Cockney rhyming slang term used to refer to the police, derived from “Grasshopper and Copper.”

A term used to describe something or someone as stylish, elegant, or smoothly designed.