My 4yr old says minging and bogging! We taught him it for a laugh, and it's stuck If his drink's been out for a while and he goes back to it, he always asks "Mummy, is this milk minging and bogging?".

My daughter tells me she has hair like a burst mattress, I think maybe she's heard me say it once too often.

As long as she doesn't say you've "Got a face like a bulldog liking p*ss aff a nettle!"

jobbies

Winchin'

Keech (the 'ch' pronounced as in 'loch') as in "Oh dear - the wee yin's keeched 'is pants!"

I have no idea what the rest of you are on about...

But 'Boss', as in 'that's boss' like those nasty tracksuits we were all wearing when I was tiny.

bird keech

I think it was necking when i was growing up - how horrible

just reminded me of a pink and purple shell suit my mum made for me arghhhhhhhhhh she had a factory in the midlands, they made all the shell suits for BHS and M&S etams etc so we used to get all the colours going the navy and deeper colours weren't too bad but OMG the bright pink and fluresent ones i can't believe we thought they were so cool

Yeh, those poor "Keith"s at school

me and my sister had matching bright pink purple and white ones from Tammy girl!! Remember not being allowed to wear them on a plane for some reason!

p.s mingin is still in my current vocab

Karen

Ace and skill and whenever you thought someone was fibbing you had to rub your chin and say "chin chin charley barley" A LOT.!!

We didn't have that variant, it was "chinny rec on (whatever that means?), oh jimmy hill" on our chins

Joey Deacon was one i remember using too....

Gimp, Div, Spaz - all insults... hmmmm

Cool and Wicked - which i still use on occasions

I also went through a stage when I was about 10 saying 'right' at the end of every sentence.