Cockney Slang
266 words in this category
Septic
SEPTIC /ˈseptic/
Noun
An American. From Cockney Rhyming Slang, as in Septic Tank (rhymes with yank).
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Boracic
bor-ASS-ik /bəˈræsɪk/
Noun
Without money. From rhyming slang 'Boracic Lint' - Skint.
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Barnet
BAR-nit /ˈbɑːnɪt/
Noun
Another name for human hair, Cockney roots in the location of Barnet.
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Wind-up merchant
WIND-UP MERCHANT /wind-up mertʃant/
Noun
Someone who specializes in teasing or pranking others.
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Whistle and flute
WHISTLE AND FLUTE /whistle and flute/
Noun
Suit (of clothes). Often shortened to "whistle".
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Well ard
WELL ARD /well ard/
Noun
Someone or something that is very tough or hard. Also spelled "well hard".
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