British Phrases and Slang

What does the phrase 'crack on' mean?

Which phrase means to visit someone briefly?

What does 'muck about' imply?

What is the meaning of 'do up'?

Which expression means to leave the house for a short duration?

What does 'fob off' mean?

Which term refers to misbehaving, usually in children or pets?

What might you do if you say you are going to 'pop round'?

If someone tells you to 'stop mucking about', what should you do?

Which phrase suggests putting effort into completing a task?

What does 'get on with' imply in a practical context?

What is the common context for using 'do up'?

Which phrase would you use if someone is trying to sell you a poor-quality item?

If someone is 'playing up', what are they likely doing?

What does the phrase 'kick up a fuss' mean?

Which of the following best describes the term 'get around to'?

If someone 'takes after' their mother, what does that mean?

Which phrase means to misbehave or cause problems?

What does the British slang term 'Nick' mean?

If someone says they are 'miffed', what are they expressing?

The term 'Gaff' is used to refer to what?

What does the phrase 'pop round' mean?

Which of these phrases means to deceive someone with something of low value?

If you 'crack on', what does that mean?

If someone hasn't 'got around to' doing something, what does this imply?

What does it mean to 'pop out'?

If someone says, 'I take after my mother', what are they indicating?

What does the slang term 'scrummy' mean?

If someone says they need a 'kip', what are they referring to?

What does the term 'naff' imply about something?

Which statement best uses the slang term 'bog standard'?

What does it mean if something is described as 'dodgy'?

In British slang, what does 'cracking' refer to?

What is the origin of the phrase 'a butcher's' in Cockney rhyming slang?

Which idiom would someone use if they wanted to express that something is not their preference?

If someone describes a film as 'naff,' what are they likely indicating?

What does the slang term 'have a butcher's' mean?

What sentiment might be conveyed if someone says an opportunity seems 'dodgy'?

When someone refers to a 'scrummy' cake, what are they likely expressing?

Which of the following best describes 'bog standard'?

If someone asked you to 'have a kip', what should you do?

What does the phrase 'threw a spanner in the works' mean?

What is meant by 'the full monty'?

What does the term 'chuffed to bits' express?

What does 'gone pear-shaped' mean?

What does it mean to be 'up the duff'?

What is implied by saying someone is 'off their rocker'?

What does the idiom 'in for a penny, in for a pound' imply?

What does the idiom 'flogging a dead horse' refer to?

What does 'in a pickle' mean?

Which phrase means something has gone wrong?

What does being 'up the duff' mean?

What does it mean to 'throw a wobbly'?

What does the idiom 'flogging a dead horse' imply?

What do British people commonly call a 'pram'?

What is a 'dummy' in British slang?

When might you say 'don't give up your day job'?

What does it mean to 'throw a wobbly'?

What is the British term for 'trash'?

What does 'a bit of a pickle' indicate?

What does the expression 'give up your day job' suggest?

Which phrase means someone is lively and full of energy?

What is a 'chippy'?

What does 'gone pear-shaped' suggest about a situation?

What connotation does 'up the duff' carry about pregnancy?

What does it mean if someone is described as 'off their rocker'?

When might you use the phrase 'donkey's years'?

What does 'to throw a spanner in the works' mean?

Which of the following idioms would be appropriate for describing a futile effort?

What does the expression 'get you' convey in British slang?

In British slang, what could the exclamation 'ooh' signify?

When someone says 'blimy', what are they expressing?

How is the phrase 'you what?' commonly used?

What is the primary purpose of the video mentioned?

What does the speaker identify as their accent?

What advice is given regarding small talk?

According to the discussion, what can make learning a British accent as an adult easier?

What does the speaker suggest about private lessons?

How is the importance of practicing during recovery from a setback emphasized?

What general attitude does the speaker promote toward learning slang?

What can be inferred about the audience's engagement during the live lesson?

What action does the speaker mention needing to do at the end of the session?

How does the speaker feel about engaging with the audience?