I will start.
-Hate cigarettes being called fags.
-The London term, bare, referring to lots, but in reality means nothing, like bare minimum. So when they say there were BARE people at the museum, do they mean none or naked!
-Allow it fam! Another London term, where people will say that when they want something to stop. But 'allow it' surely means let it continue, haha.
-Beggars belief/isn't it meant to be it begs belief?.... someone correct me if I am wrong? ....
-boils my p#*s. Makes me feel sick thinking of a pot of urine on the stove being boiled.
-chest of draws/ chester draws. Its bloody drawers!
-the classic 'i brought it from the shop'
-my mother used to shout out Pure Filth in her Irish accent, if the house wasn't tidy. It wasn't even that bad, but she hated mess and if there was an empty glass on the table and a magazine left on the floor or a crisp wrapper, she would call the house a mess and that we (US SIBLINGS) were happy to live in PURE FILTH. Bearing in mind, the two don't exactly go together. 'LOOK AT THIS PURE FILTH! GOD FORGIVE YE!'
-Men referring to each other as Bruv. I don't mind bro, mind you.
'Caught pregnant'