While England is an English speaking country, there are many varying degrees of slang. Just how trendy words from your parents' generation are different than those of your youth, English residents ...

It's safe to say that Britain is home to some of the most distinctive slang words around the world. Now, a study has revealed the outdated terms that Britons are desperate to introduce back into the ...

House”, reveals that a clewner is a high-ranking villain, and the dance is a hanging. Bouse makes an appearance—another of the oldest slang words that is still in robust use today, says Mr Green, ...

You may be left 'chuffed' or 'gutted' by the results of this study, which reveals the top ten most loved and hated British slang terms. Analysts compared the proportion of upvotes and downvotes ...

Holed up in his London flat, Jonathon Green has been toiling among his antique books for years, trying to bring a great work to the masses. That work includes 1,740 terms for sexual intercourse ...

Jonathon Green is a scholar of slang, a man who has spent nearly 40 years treating a lowbrow subject with highbrow rigor. Surrounded by glutted bookshelves in his London flat, the 70-year-old can ...

Anthony Burgess at the PEN International 1985 in Lugano Sueddeutsche Zeitung Photo / Alamy Stock Photo The reaction most readers have to beginning Anthony Burgess’ 1962 novel A Clockwork Orange is: ...

From "The First English Dictionary of Slang" (University of Chicago Press; $25), originally published in 1699 as "A New Dictionary of Terms Ancient and Modern of the Canting Crew." In his introduction ...

There’s nothing us Brits love more than making up a new word or phrase to jazz up our everyday vocab. If we’re not abbreviating (see, Corrie Nash or Chazzle Dazzle), we’re rhyming or inventing ...

The educator named Ryan Price, who works as an English teacher at Buckingham Charter Magnet High School, posted three videos about the "Gen Z dictionary," which have gained 4.6 million views combined.