Australian Slang For Thank You (Explained!)

Australian Slang For Thank You

The most common Australian slang term for thank you is “cheers”. This is universally used and understood more commonly than any other. You do also have the term “ta”, another virtually universal way to say thank you in Australia. Other than that, you have the … Read more

South African Slang For Boy (Helpful Content!)

South African Slang For Boy

In South Africa, a boy is most often referred to as “ou” or “oke”, while other slang terms such as “boykie” are often used in a more specific sense. You may also hear kerel meaning “boyfriend”. Beyond that, generic terms such as “guy,” “bro”, “dude” … Read more

Australian Slang For Clothes (23 Examples!)

Australian slang for clothes

The language you use and the clothes you wear are two of the most immediately obvious and recognizable things about your identity. Those two things can very often meet somewhere in the middle, then, and thus arises tons of different slang terms for different items … Read more

British Slang For Knife (Explained!)

British Slang For Knife

The most common British slang terms for knife are “shiv” or sometimes “chiv” or “chive”. “Shank” is also used. Knives are also sometimes referred to as “chings”. Particular kinds of knife are sometimes colloquially referred to as “Stanleys”. “Drum and fife” is popular Cockney rhyming … Read more

British Slang For Rain (17 Examples!)

British Slang For Rain

It is almost certainly the greatest cliché about Britain that it rains constantly, and the greatest cliché about the British people than that they love nothing more than to complain about it. It will come as a surprise to no one, then, that the British … Read more

Spanish Slang For Fat (Explained!)

Spanish Slang For Fat

In Spanish slang, to call someone or something fat, you would say gordo or gorda. These are masculine and feminine forms of the same word. You can also say gordito, which means someone or something that is small and fat. You might otherwise call them … Read more

British Slang For Gun (Explained!)

British Slang For Gun

Common British slang terms for gun include words like shooter, piece, and rod. You might also hear terms like “hardware” or “gear” used for guns in Britain. Some more specific kinds of slang for gun include the term “Lady of Bristol” for pistol used regionally. … Read more

British Slang For Surprised (15 Examples!)

British slang for surprised

Surprise is a feeling which often brings out unfiltered, immediate slang responses. Whatever has surprised you and where ever you are in the world, it’s likely that when something surprises you, you often can’t help but comment on it. This is certainly true of the … Read more

Australian Slang For Police (17 Examples!)

Australian slang for police

Police are always an interlinked part of any community. It’s not surprising that any given language usually has a fairly wide variety of slang terms by which to refer to the police. This is just as true in Australia as it is anywhere else. There … Read more

Spanish Slang For Friend (55 Examples!)

Spanish Slang For Friend

Spanish slang is rich and varied, not least for the simple fact that the language is spoken in so many corners of the world. In pretty much any language, one of the most important pieces of slang is how we address our friends. In Spanish, … Read more