One common complaint made by those attempting to learn English is that there are too many slang words and words that cannot be understood or even found in the dictionary!

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Here is part one of the guide to English Slang!

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- Botched messed up, made worse.- 'He made a botched job of repairing the door - he completely botched it up'.

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- Bloke - man. 'Jon is a great bloke.' Z_BФūＷWw.fａＩry-ｔａｌｅ．ＩＮFO⌒ηōβㄜLe

- Bottle - fortitude, courage. 'Do you have the bottle to tell her you like her? ǎキゑПＷｗｗ.fAiｒY－ｔＡLｅ。Ｉｎfｏふス≠ハТ

- Chucking it down - heavy or annoying rain. 'Oh no! It's chucking it down outside and I have to walk home!'

- Chuffed - pleased, happy, proud. 'I feel chuffed to have passed my exam' àνㄊソホwｗｗ。fAIｒＹ－ｔａｌE。ｉＮｆＯFǔ)ㄕ

- Cheesed Off - annoyed, fed up, angry. 'She was so cheesed off when she found out I had eaten all her chocolate!' Ｗｗｗ.ｆaiRy-tale.IｎＦoǐㄣБねЬu

- Daft - a little crazy, stupid. 'Sine is daft, she just ate her pencil' 말eぬyχｗWＷ.ＦaIＲY－ｔaＬｅ.ＩｎＦＯ3&ㄇǖS

- Dosh - money. 'Can you lend me some dosh mate?'

- Gobsmacked - very surprised, astounded. 'When she told me I was fired I was gobsmacked.'

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- Gutted - Unhappily surprised, negatively affected. 'I feel so gutted to have lost the fight - I thought I was going to win.' @∮ㄉＷＷＷ.faIRｙ－ＴaLｅ．ｉｎFｏめ∠しЩ