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innit
Current London usage
A tag meaning roughly “isn’t it?”, “right?”, or adding emphasis.
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bare
Current London usage
Very; a lot; many.
03
peng
Current London usage
Highly attractive, exceptionally good, or especially appealing.
04
peak
Current London usage
Bad, unfortunate, harsh, embarrassing, or unfair.
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bait
Current London usage
Too obvious, easily noticed, exposed, or likely to attract unwanted attention.
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leng
Current London usage
Extremely attractive, impressive, or exceptionally good.
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gassed
Current London usage
Very excited, hyped, pleased, or—in some contexts—overconfident.
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allow it
Current London usage
Stop it, leave it alone, or do not continue.
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safe
Current London usage
Good, okay, trustworthy, thanks, or an informal greeting or farewell.
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