#192: Don’t use these everyday American words in Britain!

By Ethan | August 5, 2020

In today’s podcast Ethan and Andrea talk about hilarious everyday words in American English that you shouldn’t use if you visit the UK!

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Topics:

Thick
Randy
Pants
A bum
Fanny
Knob
Shag
Tart

Words You’ll Learn:

Wicked (Br. En) / awesome (Am. En.): excellent.
Massively: very large, extremely.
To butter (someone) up: to praise or flatter someone excessively.
To go on too long: when something continues for a very long time.
To bear fruit: to produce successful results.
Inherit: to take or receive something by succession or will.
Get by: to be able to live or deal with a situation with difficulty.
Dated: old-fashioned.
Arse (Br. En.) / butt (Am. En.): ass.
Fanny Pack: a small pouch on a belt, for money and small articles, worn round the waist or hips.
Pouch: a small flexible bag.
Bit: a small piece of something.
To fancy (something): If you fancy something, you want to have it or to do it.
Piss (someone) off: to annoy someone.
Slut/whore: prostitute.

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