British Slang
trollyed, on a bender, juiced up, legless, out of it , sloshed, squiffyNora De Carie wrote: 15 May 2023, 02:37The slang words for drunk are endless: hammered, plastered, wasted, pissed, tanked, canned, cucumbered...Lucian Mornstern wrote: 14 May 2023, 17:54Buki/bookey is more a roadman thing than normal british slang? but it could be!! buki is a popular word among my peers. in fact someone in math was saying it just last week hahaQrow Beithir wrote: 14 May 2023, 17:44 Building off what I just said, I had never heard buki used until today...
@Lucian Mornstern is this like a geographical thing? I've never heard people where they live say that?
and yes context is absolutely key with most of our slang!!
we can literally say anything for drunk and we would know what we meant haha
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Reducio
New word!
‘Cheerio’
Meaning: goodbye!
synonyms: Ta-ta, goodbye, farewell, cya.
Example: ‘Cheerio, have a safe journey!'
Meaning: goodbye!
synonyms: Ta-ta, goodbye, farewell, cya.
Example: ‘Cheerio, have a safe journey!'
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Thanks!
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cheerios r mank
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I'm not gonna disagree, cause I also hate them, but I haven't eaten breakfast and I'm HUNGRY