The most common British slang terms for easy include “easy peasy”, “piece of cake” and “nae bother” or “no worries”. These are all used throughout Britain to mean something is easy and simple, and have the sense of telling someone not to worry about a … Read more
Common slang terms for fun in the 1920s included terms like “jumpin’”, “on a toot,” or “berries”. These were terms that would describe going out and having fun, or a particularly fun or eventful night or show. “The cat’s pajamas” was another common term used … Read more
The Spanish love a bit of gossip just like anyone else. Whether you’re in Mexico or Spain, there are plenty of slang terms to describe the kind of gossip you’re talking about, too. Today, we’re going to look at some of the most common slang … Read more
The British refer to glasses in slang either as “specs” or in some areas as “bins”. There are not a great deal of other slang terms used for glasses in Britain, though there are some archaic terms, such as “goggles” that are still heard from … Read more
We do a lot with our mouths – eating, breathing, talking, droning on about this, that or the other. Unsurprisingly, most local lingos tend to come up with a lot of different slang terms to describe this most versatile of body parts. Britain is no … Read more
Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world. With that, comes a virtually endless amount of regional slang. Some concepts in Spanish have been the subject of so many different slang terms it can be impossible to keep up with them … Read more
Potatoes are a worldwide staple. Virtually every nation on Earth uses them to some extent. Whether for chips, mash, roasties or wedges, potatoes are and have been with us for a very long time. Unsurprisingly, then, there has arisen a huge variety of slang terms … Read more
Pregnancy is something which, for a very long time, was really only talked about in euphemism. It was not something that was openly discussed or even really very well understood. Even today, while we have shed a lot of this old-fashioned prudishness, we retain a … Read more
There are a few Welsh slang terms that may be used for girl, such as “lass” or “beaut”, or other more widespread terms like “babe” or “cutie”. Welsh language words such as “bodan” are often interspersed in and used by English speaking Welsh people. “Lass” … Read more
The most common slang terms for money in the 1920s were things like “buck” and “dough”. Depending on where you were, you might also hear “Mazuma” and “moolah”. Most of the slang terms for money from this time have survived until today and you’ll still … Read more