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Cattle Truck: (UK) Cattle Truck Fuck It Is Often Used As A Past Participle To Mean That
Cattle Truck: (UK) Cattle Truck Fuck It Is Often Used As A Past Participle To Mean That
PISS
COMPLEX COCKNEY
Aris = arse (derived from Aristotle, which is 'bottle' and the first word of 'bottle and glass' =
arse)
Cattle truck: (UK) Cattle truck = fuck It is often used as a past participle to mean that
something is broken or doesn't work: The photocopier is cattled again.
http://www.english-for-students.com/Cockney-Rhyming-Slang-B.html
Bin Laden
Bag of sand
Bag of yeast
Barnet fair
Barry White
Bath tub
Belinda Carlisles
Banker
Berlin walls
Bill stickers
Bird bath: (UK) Bird bath = laugh (Normally as a noun- 'you're having a bird bath'- it
rhymes in Cockney as the pronounce 'th' as 'f'.)
Bird lime: (UK) Bird lime = time (in prison) 'He's doin' ten year's bird.'
Brian Clough: (UK) Brian Clough = rough (meaning 'ugly') Brian Clough was a famous
football manager.
Bruce Lee: (UK) Bruce Lee = pee (urinate) Bruce Lee was an actor in martial arts films.
Bubble and squeak: (UK) Bubble and squeak = Greek (used as a noun- 'He's a Bubble.')
Bucket and spade: (UK) Bucket and spade = laid (meaning 'have sex'- 'I got bucket and
spade on Friday.')
Butcher's hook: (UK) Butcher's hook = look (used as a noun- 'Can I have a butcher's?')
Al Capone = phone
Ayrton Senna = tenner (ten-pound note) Ayrton Senna was a Formula 1 racing driver.
Casablanca = wanker
Cherie Blair: (UK) Cherie Blair = penalty fare Cherie Blair is the wife of a British politician
and was asked to pay a fine for not having a ticket on a train.
Chicken Curry: (UK) Chicken Curry = worry (often used as a verb) 'Don't chicken curry
about it.'
Chicken Oriental: (UK) Chicken Oriental = mental (crazy)
COMPLEX COCKNEY
Aris = arse (derived from Aristotle, which is 'bottle' and the first word of 'bottle and glass' =
arse)
NEW LESSON
"Looks like the paper has got jammed in the Alan again !"