How posh is your vocabulary?
See what your vernacular says about your class
Simple: you can't hear someone. What do you say?
What?
Pardon?
SAY THAT INTO MY CAKE HOLE A BIT LOUDER, YOU MUPPET
What do you call an informal evening meal with friends?
Tea
Dins
Sups
You were very drunk last night. Or rather, you were...
Sloshed
Wasted
Blotto
England recently won the Six Nations. In which sport was it, again?
Rugby
Rugger, of course
Egg-chasing
Define 'gigs':
Glasses, like spectacles
The most-capped Manchester United player of all time
Music or comedy performances
Go on then, what do you call this?
A jersey
A jumper
A top
Got any other words for drunk?
Smashed
Tight
F***ed
When might you use the word, 'slut'
To describe someone who's messy
Never. It is misogynistic and outdated
To describe someone who's gets around
What's an ass?
A donkey
Your rear end
An awful, awful bloke
If someone's a bit seedy, they are...
Full of seeds, like a pumpkin or sunflower
Ill, or feeling it
Best avoided in a nightclub
Golly. Definition?
A very offensive slur
Gamekeeper and ghillie on the Monarch of the Glen estate
An expression of surprise
What is a brick?
An extremely reliable friend
A large carton of cigarettes
A building material
Shriek! You're officially posh
Thrillingly close, but not close enough. You're only slightly posh...
Bad luck, old chap. You are common as muck
