Colloquial terms that are used commonly in Britain/The UK.

British Slang

Very disappointed.

"I was gutted when Ronaldo missed that goal!"

Untrustworthy/dangerous.

"That dark street looks a bit dodgy."

Really good.

"Your dance really was The Bees Knees!"

Food, usually used with friends or family.

"Mum's cooked some lovely grub tonight."

Tired

"I was knackered after my time at the gym."

£5/£10.

*NOTE: £20, £50 and onwards are always just £20/£50, or a 'twenty'.

Thank you.

*NOTE: Can also be used when toasting a drink.

A conversation.

"We caught up for a good chinwag."

Pajamas.

"I got changed into my jimjams before bed."

Excited.

"I was buzzing for my English lesson."

A sleep, a short nap.

"I'm going to go for a kip now."

To waste time.

"Stop faffing and get ready to go."

Shocked.

"I was gobsmacked when I found out the price!"

NOTE: Gob is a very colloquial word for 'mouth'.

Pleased.

"I was chuffed when the teacher said I passed."

Toilet.

"Can you tell me where the loo is please?"

To kiss.

"I saw that he snogged Becky last night."

Friend.

"Those are my mates over there."