A sweater or dress that is pulled on over the head.
adjective Trustworthy, genuine.
A sweater or dress that is pulled on over the head.
(Cockney rhyming slang, also said as “apples and pears”) Stairs.
A side dish made from the leftovers of a proper roast dinner. Main ingredients inclue mash and cabbage, but other items such as corn, peas, brussels sprouts (even meat) can be found in bubble and squeak.
Mashed potatoes.
Today, I can say that Westminster Abbey is beyond my expectations because I finally went inside.
Sausage(s).
A totally new concept to me – canal walk. And it was here under my nose all this time.
A “market” where private individuals sell their unwanted household jumble from the boot of their cars in a shared space or hired location. (Do you like how we are building on words we have previously learned?!)
Does it really matter which pizza you pick when that’s what you want?
What a great place to meet a friend for chips!? (And a beer stick.)
Junk, like the stuff you sell at a yard sale (which is not called a “yard sale” here. Stay tuned).
This one should be on your next central pub crawl. And bring your camera; it’s cool inside.
Cigarette butt.
slang. A name to call someone who stays out too late. (Using this term implies that you think the person in question may have been up to something naughty while being out too late.)
Yesterday we wandered around the grounds of St. Paul’s, enjoying the gardens and small green spaces between there and home while the sun warmed the city. We are looking forward to having visitors soon who will explore the cathedral with us. Between our flat and the church there are wonderful spaces that would be lovely [...]
Who knew thunderstorms were such a integral part of my definition of home? London skies are a big tease.
Give (chick) peas a chance. Vegan, Wheat-Free, Beef-eater? Yes, that’s on the menu.
Would you believe me if I told you we were still sick? What if I told you that we were sick on a Bank Holiday? Yeah, I know.
It’s everything and nothing you would expect from the girl notorious for doing whatever she wants.
Sandwich. Chip butties are quite popular in London. (Yeah, that’s big fat American”fries” on bread.)
Bachelor party, sometimes lasting more than one day or night.
Bachelorette party, usually complete with fancy dress.