Slang; A type of informal verbal communication that is generally unacceptable for formal writing. Slang words and phrases are often colourful exaggerations used to emphasize the speaker's point; they may also be shortened versions of an often-used word or phrase.

• A baddun - A bad one/bad person
• A bugger - A bad person/ 'that's a bugger' that is bad
• A-gen - Again
• Anyroad - Anyway
• 'Ar kid - Brother/sibling, can be used to refer to a close friend who one classes as good as family
• Ay-up! - Suprised but warm greeting 'Ay-up! What are you doing here?'
• Barn'ter - Bound to
• Beefing - Crying
• Bletherin' on - Talking too much
• Blumin'/bloomin' 'eck - Exclamation of surprise, usually negative
• Boits - Boots 'Get ya boits on'
• Brass - Money 'How much brass have yer got?'
• Bray ya - Beat you/someone up 'I'm gonna bray ya'
• Brayed - Been beaten up 'He got brayed'
• Brew - Tea
• Buggered - Tired 'I'm well buggered me'
• By'eck - I'm shocked
• Chuckie eggs - Fried eggs
• Chuckin' it darn - in regards to rain 'It was throwing it down'
• Chuddy - Chewing gum
• Chuffed - Proud/Happy
• Chuffin' 'ell - Fucking hell
• Cloth ears - Someone who doesn't listen
• Cowd - Cold
• Cumf't day - A person who is visiting -'Come for the day'-
• Darn't - Down the 'Darn't road'
• Deard - Dead (rhymes with beard)
• Deck yer - Knock you to the ground
• Dint'a - Didn't I 'I did that dint'a'
• Dollop - Lump of something 'Dollop of sauce'
• Doss/Dosser - Thick/Dumb or to 'Skive' relax/take time off work/school when you shouldn't
• Doylum - Idiot
• Dozy twat - Sleepy/dumb idiot
• Duddy/Dodie - Child's dummy/pacifier
• Ee by gum! - Expression of exclamation which is often replied to with 'Can ya belly touch ya bum'
• Eggy soldiers - Boiled eggs with toast cut into thin slices to dip in yolk
• Eya right - Expression used at the start of a sentence or used to get someone's attention 'Eya right, I was eating mah tea when...'
• Eya! - Hold on a minute!
• Folk - People
• Gig's - Glasses, 'gigger' nickname given to someone wearing glasses
• Ginner - Pronounced 'Jinner', ginger haired
• Gob - Mouth
• Gret big - Great big
• Knackers - Testicles
• Lake around - Lazy/Laze around
• Lass - Young woman
• Lugole - Ear hole
• Mardy - Miserable, petty 'Mardy bum' miserable person
• Ma'sell/Mi'sell/Mi'sen/Ma'sen - Myself 'I hurt ma'sen'
• Maungy - Moody 'Maungy git' moody person
• Mi - Mi
• Mind - Remember/Think/Move/Take care
• Minge - Vagina
• Mytherin' - Worrying when one shouldn't/to pester/annoy someone
• Nah then - 'Now then' informal greeting
• Nay - No
• Nobbut - Nothing but
• Nowt - Nothing
• 'Os - Horse
• Ov'r eya - Over here
• Ovver - Over
• 'Ow do - 'How do you do' informal greeting
• Owt - Anything 'I'm not doing owt'
• Poorly - Unwell/sick
• Proper good - Very/really good
• Reet - Okay/all right
• Scroat - Scruffy/rough individual
• Sen - Self
• Skeef/Skeefo - Person from a council estate/rough scruffy person often known as a 'Chav/Charver'
• Snicket - Alleyway
• Sod-all/Fuck-all - Nothing 'I've got sod-all'
• Spice - Sweets/candy
• Starvin'/Starved - Hungry
• Ta - Thank you
• Tea - Dinner 'What's for tea?'
• That'll learn ya - That will teach you
• Them - These/those
• Throwing a benny/having a right benny - Tantrum
• Ticked off - Angry
• Well 'ard - Very tough/strong individual
• Were - Was 'I were ont bus'