Cockney Slang Archives - Page 7 of 27 - British Slang Dictionary

Pony and Trap

PONY AND TRAP /pony and trap/

Noun

Crap (rubbish or faeces).

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Pony

PONY /ˈpony/

Noun

Slang term for £25.

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Plates of meat

PLATES OF MEAT /plates of meat/

Noun

Feet. Often shortened to "plates".

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Pictures of the Queen

PICTURES OF THE QUEEN /pictures of θe quiːn/

Noun

Paper money, banknotes.

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Pete Tong

PETE TONG /pete toŋ/

Noun

Rhyming slang for wrong. As in "it's all gone Pete Tong".

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Pen and ink

PEN AND INK /pen and ink/

Noun

Rhyming slang for stink.

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Peckham Rye

PECKHAM RYE /peckham rye/

Noun

Tie (necktie).

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Pear-shaped

/ˈpeə ʃeɪpt/

Noun

It has gone wrong. As in "it's all gone pear-shaped".

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Pat and Mick

PAT AND MICK /pat and mick/

Noun

Sick.

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Pan handle

PAN HANDLE /pan handle/

Noun

An erection.

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