Posted:
Sat Jan 20, 2007 12:19 pmby dawson99
i know ecstacy is a gary (gary ablett - tablet)
Posted:
Sat Jan 20, 2007 12:23 pmby dawson99
ackers - (money/cash)
ale 'ouse - (pub)
ali - (barber/hair dresser)
antwakky - (antique/old fashioned)
are-eh - pronounced "R A" - A complaint of misfortune or unfairness (e.g. "are-eh, that's proper arlarse that!")
arlarse - (mean, unfair or crafty person or act, also 'arl')
auld - (old)
bag'ead - (heroin addict)
bang - (Threaten to harm somebody, e.g. 'I'll bang you lad')
beak - (cocaine/(the) judge)
bell end - (idiot [offensive])
beast/beastie - (great/boss)
bevvie/bevvy - (alcoholic drink)
bevvied - (drunk)
bezzy - (best)
biddie - (woman (normally old))
biff - (idiot)
bifta/bifter - (cigarette)
big girl's blouse (wimp [male])
binnie - (binman)
bizzies - (the police)
blurt - (idiot)
boss - (excellent)
boxer - (coffin maker)
bute - (a smug self righteous know-it-all/snob)
cackhanded - (inept person or left-handed person)
casey - (leather football)
chief - (thief)
chiefed - (stolen)
class - (really good)
cob on - (sulking / angry as in "He has a cob-on")
come 'ed - (come on, contraction of "come ahead")
cozzy - (costume, usually swimming-)
dead - (really, e.g. 'dead smart')
dipper - (pickpocket)
divvy - (stupid person)
duff up - (beat up)
emmy oggie - (empty house)
firebobby - (a fireman)
freemans - (someone else paying for the ale)
fit - (good looking)
gary - (ecstasy [tablet]. Named after Gary Ablett)
gay - (rubbish or unacceptable)
geg - (to interrupt or be nosey)
get - (idiot, sometimes preceded with "dozey" or "dopey")
gizza - (shortened form of the words "give me a...")
gizzit - (give it to me, contraction of "give us it")
go 'ed - (shortened form of "go ahead", "go on", or "ok then")
gorra - (got to, have to)
gozzie - (cross eyed)
grock - (Phlegm. Also a large intimidating person)
ozzie/ozzy - (hospital)
in a bit - (goodbye)
jarg - (fake)
jigger - (back alley of a house)
judy - (young woman)
judy scuffer - (a policewoman)
kecks - (underpants or trousers)
knackers - (testicles)
khazi - (toilet)
kidda - (lad, mate)
la - (lad, friend)
latchlifter - (price of half a pint of ale)
'leccy - (electric)
leg it - (run away)
luzz - (throw)
made up - (happy/pleased)
nob'ead - (idiot [offensive])
penguin house - (a convent)
plums - (testicles)
pure - (meaning really, or a lot, e.g. 'I was pure embarrassed')
prezzie - (present)
privvy - (the toilet)
Scally - (sub grouping of youths, similar to chav, shortened from scallywag meaning 'mischievous youth')
scone'ead - (idiot)
scran - (food)
scrat end - (Burnt chips)
scuffer - (a policeman)
shady - (dubious, unfair)
sketchy - (dodgy)
skinny - (broke/no money)
sloobag - (promiscuous person)
smart - (great, brilliant)
soft lad - (idiot - a term of endearment or aggression depending on context)
sound - (good, well, I agree)
sly - (devious, nefarious, sordid e.g 'That's sly that')
spends - (money)
spoon - (To kick a ball badly, to make a mistake)
tatty'ead - (somebody with an objectionable/scruffy haircut)
trainies/trabs - (sports footwear)
twirlie/twirly - (a female pensioner)
us - (me)
Wool/Woollyback - (Non-Liverpudlians living in areas surrounding Liverpool)
yews/youse - (plural version of "you")
Posted:
Sat Jan 20, 2007 12:34 pmby 112-1077774096
twirlie for old ladies comes from using their bus passes, the pensioners could only use their passes after 10am i think, if they tried to get on before that the driver would say "too early girls" which would obviously sound like twirlie girls
the cheek of it 