British Slang Roadman! Much of British slang is derived from Cockney Rhyming Slang, which originated in the East End of London in the 19th century. Since then, it has spread throughout the UK and been adopted by many different groups of people.
One group that has particularly embraced British slang is roadmen. Roadmen are a subculture of young people who are typically associated with crime and violence. However, they also have their own unique style and way of speaking.
Here are some examples of roadman slang:
British Slang Roadman
1- Sesh: A session or period of time spent taking drugs or drinking alcohol.
2- Cunt: A term used to describe someone who is unpleasant or disliked.
3- Fit: Attractive or good-looking.
4- Gassed: Excited or enthusiastic about something.
5- A&E: accident and emergency
6- Air Max 95s: Nike trainers first released in 1995
7- Arse over tit: falling over
8- Bait: attractive person
9- Banter: playful and friendly teasing or joking around
10- Beat one’s face: to apply makeup
11- Beef: a disagreement or conflict
12- Bellyful: a lot, more than enough
13- Bespoke: made to order, custom-made
14- Bibulous: fond of drinking alcohol
15- Big up: to praise or give credit to someone
16- Bish: woman, girl
17- Blank: unattractive
18- Blatant: obvious
19- Bleep: to swear
20- Bloke: man, guy
21-Blood: friend
22- Bob: a shilling (5p)
23- Bog standard: ordinary, average
24- Bollocks: nonsense, rubbish
25- Bondage pants: tight fitting trousers with straps or chains
26- Cack-handed: left-handed
27- Chat up: to flirt with someone
28- Chav: a young person from a low-income background, considered to be uneducated and rowdy
29- Cock up: to make a mess of something
30- Cracking on: flirting, hitting on someone
31- Daft: stupid
32- Dapper: well-dressed
33-Divvy: stupid, crazy
34- Dodgy: questionable, suspicious
35- Dole: unemployment benefit
36- Doss: to sleep, usually in an improvised bed such as a park bench
37- Double up: to share something with someone
38- Faff: to waste time
39- Fag: a cigarette
40- Fancy: to like or want something
41- Fit: attractive
42- Flash: to show off wealth, usually by buying expensive things or wearing designer clothes
43-Football hooligan: a person who causes trouble at football matches
44- Geezer: man, guy
45-Getting lairy: behaving aggressively or rowdily
46-Ginormous: very large
47- Gutted: disappointed, upset
48- Hen party: a woman’s stag night
49- Hipster: a person who follows trends that are outside of the mainstream
50- Iffy: questionable, risky
51- Jumper: a sweater
52- Kevlar: bulletproof vest
53- Kit: clothes, gear
54- Knackered: tired, exhausted
55- Lambretta: a type of motor scooter
56- Legless: drunk
57- Lippy: lipstick
58- Lock in: to keep someone somewhere against their will
59- Lurgy: a cold or other illness
60- Man up: to behave in a more traditionally masculine way
61- Marching powder: cocaine
62- Mate: friend
63- Minted: rich, wealthy
64- Mod: a subculture that originated in London in the 1960s, characterized by fashion sense and a love of music
65- Mossy: old, out of date
66- Muppet: a stupid person
67- Naff: rubbish, not good
68- Nether regions: the genitals
69- On your tod: alone
70- Ooft: an expression
