British Slang Hoodies

Absolutely Knackered is a wonderful and versatile british expression. Mostly used to identify oneself as very tired, it can also be used to describe something that is broken beyond repair. This cool retro style British phrase design has a light distressed effect and is the perfect gift for fans of the UK and the English language, British expats, English students and those with proud British heritage.

Marvin is a slang for "starving."

Scone is a small, round cake that is like bread, made from flour, milk, and a little fat

Sling your hook is a Scottish/ English saying meaning get lost or out the way. Originates from seafarers, lifting their anchor

Cheeky. It's a wonderful word! Be cheeky.

Are you telling me porkies?? - (are you telling me lies?) sounds far less accusatory doesn't it? So how about making it even nicer with making it a little more subtle! Let others know you are trained in the art of sniffing out lies with this design. (or if they have pork pies secreted somewhere .. you know about it) Also it's a bit weird too, making this design perfect for getting the attention you deserve! However you look at it, it's going to soften those difficult times. ok time to eat ..

bloke - british man, same as american dude

What The Chuff Sheep!

Turrah means I am leaving in british slang

Gobsmacked - means to be utterly shocked (surprised) beyond belief.

Botched - means poorly done or badly done

Folding Chair: Sit Happens....Anywhere

Let's get cheeky! We all know you can't get anywhere without good banter. Let everyone know you're up for it!

Blimey! - same as My Goodness

Simple white letters on black background: "geezer". There's nothing like British slang and if you're a geezer there ain't nuffink you can do about it, orright?! London East Ender or general bloke - this could be for you.

Full Of Beans - means full of energy and vitality

Dishy - hot or good-looking

And Bob's your uncle

Gutted - sad

Innit ? - This is the shortened and easier version of “isn’t it?

Nosh - Food can be referred to as nosh.

Chippy - British informal a fish-and-chip shop

Afters - is for informal dessert; sweet in British slang.

Grub - a slang word for food in the UK.

Munch - informal, snack, food. Also means eat something in a noisy way.

Bangers - is for sausage in British slang