This slang term could be a British abbreviation of the French "faux pas," meaning an embarrassing or tactless remark in a social situation. "I don't mean this as a par, ...

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These British slang words will leave anyone outside the UK scratching their heads. Learn quirky British phrases and how to use them like a local.

Every single one of us uses British slang words - and we do it so often we don't even notice. Whether something is 'ace', you're too 'skint' to go out or your cat's gone 'bonkers' - the country's ...

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Slang for fifty pence (cents), the money Billy must pay to take a boxing class with George or a ballet class with Mrs. Wilkinson. Trainers British term for sneakers.[/two_third] [one_third_last] ...

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The A-Hed. British Slang Might Not Be the Dog’s Bollocks Much Longer ‘Wazzock’ and ‘plonker’ are being squeezed out by TikTok trends; Scottish bams keep the flame alive ...