English slang Quiz Information

I've never heard of most of these. And I call myself a native speaker. psh.

It doesn't really make sense...

By english, do you mean U.K. english or U.S. english or some other obscure place?
I've never heard of many of these in the U.S.

well, speaking of the last question, as a matter of fact, you can take the 'e' from suddenley, and put it in between the r and l in rarly ;-)

nice game!

there is a typo in the last question: rarly should be rarely

Try renaming this to American slang and it will be more accurate. Several of them would not be recognised by any true Englishman

Ha ha, I have no idea what those expressions means. I must also admit that a Ten possibly also is something great, but I found it in the thesaurus as short for "FBI´s list of the ten most wanted criminals" and I thought it was funny.

Nice game! Times sure have changed from years ago. A ten was the usual rating for something great. Now you all wouldn't know what a "thig-a-ma-jig" is or "have whetted your whiskers" or know what it is "to have it behind your ears"!

Thank you. I had some fun making the wrong answers up. It´s hard work I´d say...

Brilliant game! Very nice selection of wrong answers! Now I'll go fake pregnancy ...