Lily Collins Teaches You British Slang | Vanity Fair

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Why we don't use this one more often is beyond me, I mean don't you always want to reference being on the phone is to have a tinkle on the blower, I know that I do.

Hey guys, I'm Lilly Collins and I'm going to be teaching you a little bit of British slang.

Lippy, so when you're lippy it means you're mouthing off to someone and giving them a little bit of a hard time.

I used to be pretty lippy, I could say that I was I, I could be a little lippy as a kid.

It's kind of a cool word, I like to use that one actually.

All right, bezzel.

Bezzel, is to go for a bezzel is to go for a drink, so people will reference it more like after work you want to go for a bezzel down by the pub.

Blub, blub is to swell, to be like swollen.

This word is really good because it actually sounds exactly as it looks and as the word would seem like blubber, easy to remember.

To be cream knackered, means to be totally exhausted.

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