What is a Scouser's laptop? A pizza Comment by: Joe Spit    Rated:5/5

Wicked! Especaily used with a british accent! Deffinetly not obtuse with my vocabulary! Comment by: KT    Rated:5/5

yeah this is my favorite word ever Comment by: alyssa    Rated:5/5

Definitely.. is the correct spelling Comment by: hellyeahme   

It's 'grotty'. Short for 'Grotesque'. As used by George Harrison in 'A Hard Day's Night'. The pronounciation 'scrotty', I assume, comes from the answer to the question, "What do you think to that?", "S'grotty', short for 'It is grotty' -> 'It's grotty' -> 'S'grotty'. Comment by: Mouldy   

Is this the dirty as in filthy or dirty as in promiscuous. Comment by: Julia   

haha theres a quote Comment by: Katie C    Rated:5/5

well i do say i have bloody well used this term many times before Comment by: Kara    Rated:5/5

are yo some sort of perv or something? Comment by: liv   

Shagged mean very tired nothing to do with sex, Shag is to insert your penis in to her vargina, and spunk up her. Comment by: Jez A Bell   

Ha.. Nice spelling of the work vagina there - really showing your IQ, hehe... Comment by: Carlos   

Ha.. Nice spelling of the word "word" there - really showing your IQ, hehe... Comment by: Sina   

This isn't slang, it is the actual grammatically correct past tense of shit. Comment by: Dav    Rated:2/5

"and she shat on a turtle!!" austin powers goldmember Comment by: ashleigh    Rated:3/5

vai te catr seu idiota covarde Comment by: alessandro   

I've always heard that term in the US, didn't know you said it in the UK Comment by: Kathy   

skivvy is a stretchy turtle-neck shirt ie underwear Comment by: cdbell   

EWWWW wow is that what that means? Comment by: Desha   

Haha, I know that from Harry Potter!! Comment by: Brandi Dude   

Hahaha, that's right! i've heard it too from Harry Potter! Ron always says it! Comment by: sebastian felipe   

to snog some one is a passionate kiss. like the american term "make-out". I have learned this from reading "Angus, Thongs, and Full Frontal Snogging" but Louise Rennison. great series. Comment by: Julia   

Yes! Ive heard it from Angus, thongs and full frontal snogging too! I loved that series. Comment by: Lily   

we call that 'frenching' in the US Comment by: W   

snog in america can also be a slang term for a booger.. Comment by: dirtygirl   

Thanx! I wanted to know what that ment. One of my favorite tv shows says it all the time. Comment by: jarian   

This derives from "sodomy" (similar to "you old sod" being short for "you old Sodomite" -- typically used as a friendly jab), so it is like telling someone to go f themselves. Comment by: anon   

is it like BUGGER OFF (another brit slang)?? Comment by: sam   

On an episode of the show "Black Adder III", Blackadder asks Baldrick what his first name is. Baldrick replies "Sodoff", since his childhood playmates called him that whenever he met up with them. This also explains explains why his character is billed as "S. Baldrick" in the fourth season. Comment by: paskuniag   

In the U.S., it means to show enthusim. "He showed alot of spunk dancing." Comment by: spunkie    Rated:3/5

yes in america it is something very different. if you have a lot of spunk, it is describing your personality. Comment by: arctichimpanzees   

Actually, Spunk in the US means semen also, but it's usually used as a synonym for 'vitality'. Comment by: Al   

kinda like that kid has balls or that kid has spunk. same bloody thing lol Comment by: zoey    Rated:4/5

Spunk is a common term for semen in The States. Nobody, except coffin dodgers, uses it to describe personality traits. Comment by: Antonius Block   

As far as I know, 'spunk' means seamen in America too. Comment by: That Guy   

Its rare (usually elderly) Americans say "He/She is stark naked" it has the same meaning as naked. Comment by: Alex D   

Stark is not slang in the US. (probably not in the UK either) It means complete or extreme Comment by: Kathy   

Starkers is naked or in the Buff in Easterna and south England mainly use by persons over 45 years. Comment by: Jez A Bell   

I've only ever heard "stark" (US) used in the adverbial sense in the phrases "stark raving mad" and "stark naked." Oh, and of course, the slightly more recent "stark raving naked" ("naked" in this expression should be pronounced "nekkid"). So far as I'm aware, it is considered improper for any of these are to be used without irony. As I understand it, "starkers" (adj., UK) can mean either naked or insane. As an adjective (not slang) "stark" means "severe" or "grim" - useful when telling people about your trip to Siberia. Comment by: Meg