UK Expressions and Slang

This part of London's a bit ___________, mate. Be careful with your possessions passing through there.

• cheeky

• dodgy

Hello, stranger! ____________! How's the wife?

• hunky-dory

• long time no see

I was ___________ when I heard she was already married.

• hunky-dory

• gobsmacked

Politicians _________ about issues without making any clear statements.

• waffle

• doddle

We beat Palace 5-0. Game was a __________.

• doddle

• cheeky

Wanna go to the party mate? I'll _____________ later. Ta ra.

• give you a bell

• off your trolley

I love Batman but 'Batman and Robin' is a bit ____________ in all fairness.

• naff

• hunky-dory

• gobsmacked

You're ______________ if you think you can buy that for under 1,000 pound.

• hunky-dory

• off your trolley

• chivvy along

Ronnie was ____________ for Man U in his first spell, scored loads of goals.

• ace

• hunky-dory

• naff

Fish and chips? That's proper English ________ that is.

• grub

• naff

• peanuts