'Innit' - Usually used as a question (Isn't it?) or to agree with somebody.
e.g. 1, 'He's buff init?'
e.g.2, A friend agreeing with a statement that was made by a friend, 'INITTTT!'
'Inner' - This is used to refer to somebody who is too nosy.
e.g. Soembody replying to someone who is asking too many questions, 'You're too inner, asking all these questions.'
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theMadMarsz's London/UK Slang Dictionary
Non-FictionAs a UK writer on Wattpad I come across a lot of comments wondering what certain words mean in books, these comments come in the form of 'What does (said word) mean?' 'But I thought (said word) meant this.' 'I'm so confused so is (said word) bad or...
