Commonly used slang words in English - Part 02 | English Lesson to learn slangs

Commonly slangs in English - Part 02 | English Lesson to learn slangs

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1.Donkey's years- for ages, for a very long time
Eg.I haven't met up with my cousins for donkey's years

2a.Full Monty-to strip off one's clothes/ be completely naked
Eg.The 18-year old did a full Monty at the party last night

2b.Full Monty-To do something in a wholesome way, to do as completely as possible
Eg.I had a full Monty for breakfast-I ate eggs, bacon, sausages and baked beans!

3.Hunky Dory-Excellent, perfect, completely fine
Eg.Their relationship is just 2 months old, so everything is just hunky dory

4.Hickey- Bruise-like mark left on skin due to amorous kissing or sucking, also called Love Bites
Eg.My friend had a hickey after her very first date

5.Pants-Total rubbish, nonsense (crap)
Eg.The man who sang at the talent show was complete pants

6.Swotting-Studying real hard just before an examination or test
Eg.You better get swotting if you want to pass the test you got to take tomorrow

7.Taking the piss-Making fun of someone
Eg.Stop taking the piss at John, he is completely innocent

8.Lose the plot-Go crazy, become mentally unstable
Eg.What? Have you lost the plot? Stop screaming at me!

9.Its Monkey's outside-very cold, freezing
Eg.Don't forget to wear your jacket, it's monkey's outside!

10.Knockout-Gorgeous or a stunning looking individual
Eg.Michelle looked a complete knockout at last night's party

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