British Slang

1,155 words in this category

Hire

HIRE /หˆhire/
Verb
To rent something. i.e. A hire car.
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Hill-walking

HILL-WALKING /หˆhill-walkiล‹/
Noun
Hiking.
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High tea

/หŒhaษช หˆtiห/
Noun
Late afternoon light meal that usually involves a cup of tea.
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High street

/หˆhaษช striหt/
Noun
Main street.
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Higgledy-piggledy

/หŒhษชษกldi หˆpษชษกldi/
Adjective
Something all jumbled up or in disarray.
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Hen night

HEN NIGHT /hen night/
Noun
Bachelorette party.
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Helter-skelter

HELTER-SKELTER /หˆhelter-skeltษ™/
Noun
A carnival/fun fair slide.
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Helmet

HELMET /หˆhelmet/
Noun
1. The glans of the penis 2. A fool.
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Hedgerow

HEDGEROW /หˆhedgeraสŠ/
Noun
Living walls that line many fields and roads in Britain.
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Heath

HEATH /หˆheaฮธ/
Noun
Wide open land, often wild and inaccessible.
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