🇬🇧 SlangBridge Dictionary

British Slang

Peng, innit, banter and more from UK streets. Every term explained in plain English with origins, real examples, and notes for parents and teachers.

All British Slang terms

Playful teasing and joking between friends — the British art of friendly mockery.

A lot of, very — British slang for emphasis and quantity.

A man, a guy — the standard British word for an ordinary man.

Very pleased or happy — British for delighted or thrilled.

'Isn't it?' — a British tag question used for agreement or emphasis.

Your crew, your boys, your group of male friends.

Attractive, excellent, or high quality.

'What's going on?' — a British-Caribbean greeting meaning what's up.

Last updated: 2026-08-20. New terms added regularly.