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If someone says "Oh' Crikey It's The Rozzers" who's arrived?
The police
A waiter
Royalty
Your parents
What does it mean to be “barmy?”
Crazy
Drunk
Hungry
Naked
What are you if you’re a “nutter?”
Soccer hooligan
Allergic to nuts
Big fan of Nutter Butters
Crazy
What does “bloody” mean?
Extremely
Spicy
Violent
Very rare
What does it mean to be “cheeky?”
Clean shaven
Overweight
Flippant
Full of food
What is a “cuppa?”
A cup of warm milk
Special occasion tea cups
A cup of tea
Biscuit served with tea
What is a “dab hand?”
Petty thief
Heavy handed with spices
Left handed
Someone particularly good at something
What does “gobsmacked” mean?
Astonished
Hit in a bar brawl
Really stupid
Broken hearted
Where do pedestrians cross the road?
Abbey Road
Pedi lane
Zebra crossing
The full stop
If you’re “minted” you are…
Extremely attractive
Rich
Fit
Recently graduated
What does “it’s monkeys outside” mean?
It’s raining hard
Lots of people are out
Planet of the Apes has become real
It’s crazy cold
What does “wanker” mean?
Pull a fast one
Take a break
Jerk
Walk the dog
What does “knackered” mean?
You are too drunk to drive
You flunked out of school
You are super tired
You are really ill
What does it mean to be “up the duff?”
Lazy
On the golf course
Pregnant
Broke
If you are drinking “plonk” what are you drinking?
Cheap wine
Whiskey
Cough syrup
Milk
Being called a “damp squib” suggests you are?
Crashing a party
A total failure
Super fly
Too drunk to drive
What does “dodgy” mean?
Excellent dancer
Quick on your feet
Not so bright
Slightly off/Suspect
If you are “skint” what are you?
Broke
Dumb
Drunk
Pregnant
What is a “kerfuffle?”
A way of serving tea with lemon and honey
A recess in a television show
A small argument
A kind of pastry
If you’re “chuffed” you are feeling…
Ignored
Tired
Ill
Pleased
If someone tells you to “bugger off” they….
Want your team to lose
Want you to taste the food
Want you to leave
Love you
What does it mean to “be on the pull?”
Cooking a curry
Trying to get someone to come home with you
Trying to walk a dog
Needing to get wisdom teeth out
What does it mean to “throw a spanner in the works?”
Go to the potty
Change your phone company
Make a mistake
Divide up the bill
What does it mean to be “legless?”
Asleep
Really drunk
Stuck in traffic
Out of shape
What does “cheers” mean?
Thanks!
Next round is on you!
I know you!
Back off buddy!
If you are “skiving off” what are you doing?
Faking sick to skip out on something
Lying around feeling sorry for yourself
Sleeping off a hangover
Talking trash about someone
What’s a “hen party?”
Bachelor party
Knitting with friends
Tailgating before a monarch’s wedding
Bachelorette
When you are “snookered” you are.…
Broken hearted
Playing billiards
Tired
Out of luck
What are you if you are “starkers?”
Crazy
Drunk
Naked
Streaking on a footy pitch
What is happening when someone “takes the piss?”
Urinating in public
Flunking an exam
Taking out the trash
Making fun of another person
What does it mean to “lose the plot?”
Jump up and down excitedly
Become very angry
Get evicted
Not be able to follow a TV show
What does it mean to be “daft?”
Foolish
Drunk
Crazy
Brilliant
Where might someone typically go if they were feeling “randy?”
Doctor
Library
Dentist
Pub at closing time
If you have an exam coming up, what should you be doing?
Stealing the answers
Revising
Pleading for leniency
Scrumping
What are you feeling if you’re “gutted?”
Very sad
Very embarrassed
Very hungry
Very angry
What does it mean to “cock” something up?
Throw it back
Screw it up
Seal it up tightly
Flirt with it
What sporting equipment do you need to play “footy?”
Soccer ball
Basketball
Rugby ball
Helmet, pads, football
What would you describe as “scrummy?”
An unpleasant odor
A strong rugby side
A well-prepared dessert
A really strong cough medicine
What does “bollocks” mean?
That is crazy talk
I’m annoyed right now
Don’t start with me
All of the above
Not a Slang Person
You are not very fond of slang and jargon, perhaps you even prefer to speak in literary English. Still, this is the language of Shakespeare, there is no need to distort words and phrases. Send this quiz to your friends, let's see if they can do it better!
Good Knowledge
You are not very fond of slang and jargon, but you know these words and can use them in the appropriate situation. They help to diversify the speech, but still you are used to the usual phrases that are clear to everyone. Send this quiz to your friends, let's see if they can do it better!
Slang Expert
You love slang and jargon so much that you could make a dictionary for those who are not familiar with these words. You use them all the time. And even if the people around you don't understand, you don't care, because their problem is that they are behind the times. Send this quiz to your friends, let's see if they can do it better!
