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goose  {v.}
To grab someone's behind in a playful fashion.

Categories: British slang verb

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pig's ear  {n.}
1. Beer (Cockney rhyming slang).
2. Something that has been badly done or has been made a mess of.

Categories: British Cockney noun slang

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knackered  {adj.}
1. Exhausted, tired.
2. Broken, beyond all usefulness.

Categories: British adjective slang

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bent as a nine bob note
Extremely dishonest or corrupt. A nine shilling (bob) note never existed and would therefore have to be counterfeit.

Categories: British slang

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porkies  {n.}
Lies (from the Cockney rhyming slang pork pies)

Categories: British cockney noun slang

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get  {adj.}
Variant of git.

Categories: British adjective slang

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plonker  {n.}
1. Something large or substantial (Mid 19th C).
2. Penis.
3. A general term of abuse (in use since 1960s but may have been popularised by the BBC comedy series Only Fools and Horses.

Categories: British noun slang

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packet  {n.}
1. A large sum of money (earn a packet).
2. A nasty surprise (catch a packet).

Categories: British noun slang

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miffed  {adj.}
Upset or offended.

Categories: British adjective slang

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minted  {adj.}
Wealthy.

Categories: British adjective slang