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diebitter 12-28-2005 11:30 AM

Re: Brits - Slang question: how do you say arrogant??
 
Ok, are any of these unfamiliar (they all mean the same thing)

Ginger (slang: ginger beer=queer)
brown hatter
turd burglar
batting for the other side
iron (rhyming slang - iron hoof)
takes it up the Gary
poofta
Woolly woofta (==poofta)

IggyWH 12-28-2005 11:32 AM

Re: Brits - Slang question: how do you say arrogant??
 
brown hatter
iron (rhyming slang - iron hoof)

Those 2 I haven't heard before but others might know them. We also don't bother beating around the bush and saying "Gary".

EDIT - I've never heard anyone say brown hatter but if I did, I'd understand what they meant. I wouldn't get iron though.

gulebjorn 12-28-2005 11:38 AM

Re: Brits - Slang question: how do you say arrogant??
 
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Belgian


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WTF?

diebitter 12-28-2005 11:39 AM

Re: Brits - Slang question: how do you say arrogant??
 
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Belgian


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WTF?

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Sorry, I meant Dutch.

diebitter 12-28-2005 11:41 AM

Re: Brits - Slang question: how do you say arrogant??
 
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brown hatter
iron (rhyming slang - iron hoof)

Those 2 I haven't heard before but others might know them. We also don't bother beating around the bush and saying "Gary".

EDIT - I've never heard anyone say brown hatter but if I did, I'd understand what they meant. I wouldn't get iron though.

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I added Ginger later, and this one is definitely the main one used in my part of London. Heard that one?

CrazyEyez 12-28-2005 11:44 AM

Re: Brits - Slang question: how do you say arrogant??
 
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brown hatter
iron (rhyming slang - iron hoof)

Those 2 I haven't heard before but others might know them. We also don't bother beating around the bush and saying "Gary".

EDIT - I've never heard anyone say brown hatter but if I did, I'd understand what they meant. I wouldn't get iron though.

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I added Ginger later, and this one is definitely the main one used in my part of London. Heard that one?

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No, but keep these coming.
Use Ginger in a sentence, please.
Also - taking it up the Gary - I assume there's a famous "Gary" who has a last name that rhymes with ass or something?

diebitter 12-28-2005 11:53 AM

Re: Brits - Slang question: how do you say arrogant??
 
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brown hatter
iron (rhyming slang - iron hoof)

Those 2 I haven't heard before but others might know them. We also don't bother beating around the bush and saying "Gary".

EDIT - I've never heard anyone say brown hatter but if I did, I'd understand what they meant. I wouldn't get iron though.

[/ QUOTE ]

I added Ginger later, and this one is definitely the main one used in my part of London. Heard that one?

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No, but keep these coming.
Use Ginger in a sentence, please.
Also - taking it up the Gary - I assume there's a famous "Gary" who has a last name that rhymes with ass or something?

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Gary Glitter

use of Ginger - exactly like queer, eg noun and adjective

He's a bit ginger, what a ginger!


Some more, then I'm dry:

Rear Gunner
Shirt Lifter
Batty boy
Arse Bandit
lover of the Bourneville Boulevard (Bourneville is a type of dark chocolate)
sht stabber
bum chums (for 2 gay men together)
left footer (also used for catholics)
bent as a nine-bob note
bent as a butcher's hook
fudge nudger
Also the adjective 'screaming' often goes in front of bender
'You screaming bender!'

CrazyEyez 12-28-2005 11:59 AM

Re: Brits - Slang question: how do you say arrogant??
 
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bent as a nine-bob note

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Brilliant.

diebitter 12-28-2005 12:01 PM

Re: Brits - Slang question: how do you say arrogant??
 
oh, just remembered one more

Pillow biter

Yeti 12-28-2005 12:04 PM

Re: Brits - Slang question: how do you say arrogant??
 
diebitter,

FWIW, some of these I have never heard of, most I would never utter.


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