What is British slang for exactly?

British slang is a collection of informal words and phrases that are used in the United Kingdom. It is often used by young people and is constantly evolving. Some examples of British slang include:

* "Bangers" - sausages

* "Bob's your uncle" - that's it, that's all you need to do

* "Chinwag" - a chat

* "Cuppa" - a cup of tea

* "Dodgy" - suspicious or untrustworthy

* "Fag" - a cigarette

* "Gobsmacked" - shocked or surprised

* "Gutted" - disappointed

* "Jolly" - good or pleasant

* "Knackered" - tired

* "Leg it" - run away

* "Minging" - disgusting or unpleasant

* "Nosh" - food

* "Off one's trolley" - crazy

* "Piece of piss" - something that is easy to do

* "Quid" - one pound sterling

* "Randy" - horny or sexually aroused

* "Rubbish" - nonsense

* "Sod off" - go away

* "Taking the piss" - making fun of someone

* "Up the duff" - pregnant

* "Wanker" - a derogatory term for a man