words you never hear outside your town/city

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Originally Posted by MsTanya

errrrr is gadgie a boro word?

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might be, ive never heard it

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Originally Posted by ScouseOrient

Liverpool;
meth
ming
mong
beaut
among others

london;
nang
peng
buff
butters
shower
gully

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Originally Posted by Ed_Hawks

London:

mong
rinsed
owned
boyd
chav
cuz
homie
boyage
mandems

etc loads more

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Originally Posted by Toxteth

wasteman
merked
boyed
anything that ends in izzle
jam
cotch
yard
ting
blud
cuz
bruv
gemme
powpow
brap
brup
blap
blup
ting







ED_Hawks, all them 3 arnt used in just london.

and Brody, you can't jam yourself, its jam. just jam you dont jam yourself.

thats masterbation.

and wth is cake, ive never heard dat, where abouts in london do you live lmao

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i hear all the ones in bold quite often.

http://www.birminghamnet.co.uk/people/slang.html

pages of birmingham words. the best one is clearly 'bostin'

ie/ we had a bostin' time (excellent time)

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Originally Posted by YoManGo!

http://www.birminghamnet.co.uk/people/slang.html

pages of birmingham words. the best one is clearly 'bostin'

ie/ we had a bostin' time (excellent time)

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Lol im from the midlands -.- i remember reading that before.

speg.
pri*kaxe.
swat.
bludger.
d*ckwad.
f*nnyflap.
n*bcheese.

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Originally Posted by yessaJOSH.

speg.
pri*kaxe.
swat.
bludger.
d*ckwad.
f*nnyflap.
n*bcheese.

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pretttyy common everywhere.

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Originally Posted by MsTanya

errrrr is gadgie a boro word?

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Gets used in Carlisle n all, but most of the time its 'marra' for us lot

i aint heard peng/choong outside of luton/ldn

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Originally Posted by Ed_Hawks

London:

mong
rinsed
owned
boyd
chav
cuz
homie
boyage
mandems

etc loads more

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We have them all in Manchester-ish. Probably because most people want to be from London. Hence they say all their ers as oh. "FRAY-OH!" "I COME FROM MANCHESTOH!" "GET EE-YOH NOW FRAY-OH!"

people say "that is mint" no one down here uses that phrase.