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'College' 'Colly' - This is an academic institution during a 2-3 year time period in which people ages 16 and above are allowed to gain qualifications needed to go to University such as A-Levels and BTEC Qualifications. This could be identified as junior and senior year of high school.

Public Colleges allow people from ages 16 and above to attend whilst, Sixth Forms and Sixth Form Colleges are aimed only for those aged 16-19.

'Catting' - In yearn for somebody

e.g. A person telling somebody that a girl is in pursuit of a boy 'She's catting for him, I'm not gonna lie.'

'Clock' - This is used to identify somebody is catching onto something or understanding something.

e.g. A friend saying she is also seeing how two people are become very close, 'Yeah, I clocked that she keeps flirting with him.'

'Cruddy' 'Crud' - Something being rubbish or distasteful.

e.g. A friend saying that something is not nice, 'I'm not gonna lie that's cruddy.'

'Chirpse' - This is used to signify somebody trying to make a move on somebody.

e.g. A boy telling his friends about how he is trying to pursue a girl, 'I'm trynna to chirpse her still.'

past tense - 'I'm not gonna lie I was chirpsing her'

'Clapped' - This is to signify that something or somebody is ugly.

e.g. A friend giving an honest opinion on something is ugly to them, 'I'm not gonna lie, that's clapped.'

'Crepes' - These are terms for shoes and also thin pancakes.

e.g. 1, A person talking about shoes, 'Aye look at these crepes'

e.g. 2, A person ordering a desert, 'Can I get the chocolate covered crepe please.

'Creams' - This is an affordable desert restaurant which sells pancakes, waffles, sundaes, cakes, smoothies and other sweet treats. (also refer to Kaspa's)

e.g. A friend wanting to go the restaurant, 'Let's go creams after college.'

'Chef' - Other than its literal meaning this is also used to illustrate somebody has been or is going to be stabbed.

e.g. Someone threatening someones life, 'I swear I will chef him up.'

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