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Kettle = Watch (very helpful if you think someone is thinking of mugging you for your watch and discussing the option with friends)
Tom (foolery) = jewellery (also helpful in a situation where you may be mugged. eg; 'Check out the tom on that' at which point you run like frig)
Tom and Dick = Sick
Tin tack = sack
Dog and Bone = telephone
Bubble (barf) = larf (or giraffe will suffice) (you're avvvin a bubble geeza)
Ruby Murray = curry
Johhny Cash = Hash
Adam and Eve = believe (would you Adam and Eeeeeeve it?)
Trouble and strife = the wife
Two and Eight = state
Barnet (fair) = hair (look at the cut of that barnet bruv, it's a right 2 an 8)
Boat (race) = face
Sky rocket = pocket

And some other non-rhyming slang:

Bruv = male friend
Brass monkeys = very cold
Getting on my norks/tats/babs = a woman finding something quite annoying
Getting right on my jacobs = a man finding something quite annoying
Well blow me down wiv a fevver = That was a surprise
Wanna ave some son? = Would you like to participate in a fight with me?
Let's aaave it = I'm ready now
Top draw = very good
Off the scale = very very good
Sick = very good (that was sick, man)
Heavy = very good (the set in my motor is proper heavy innit bruv)
You know the score = you know what's going on
Pony = crap (What a load of old pony/ that's pony)
Fat = rich
Pimp up my ride = accessorise my car (including exhaust change, bigger wheels, spolier kit, tinted windows and fine tuning)
Rims = Wheels
Booty Call = someone you can call solely for sexual relations
Homie = friend
Ho = a lady who favours horizontal refreshment
Male Ho = a man who favours horizontal refreshment
Baby father = a male parent
Baby mother = a female parent
Boo = loved one
Score = twenty pounds/dollars
Brownie = ten pounds
Pony = twenty-five pounds
Monkey = Five hundred pounds
Ice = diamonds
LDN = London
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