'Roadman' - This term is a term used to identify someone who loves to be on the road and do illegal activities .. This term can also be used in a joke way for a friend who is always out at late hours of the night.
e.g. 1. Someone pointing out that a person sells something cough cough and is always on the road. "Yeah x is a proper roadman, always on the road doing nonsense"
e.g. 2, Someone saying their friend is always on the road, "You're moving like one roadman always out and about at 2am."
'Rinsed' - This term is also used in London to indicate something has been overused.
e.g. When the song Happy by Pharell was being played on nearly EVERY radio station for like a year people in London would say that, 'that song got rinsed out.'
A boy saying too many people are wearing a certain jacket, *cough our yellow zara jackets cough* "You girls rinsed out that yellow jacket, looking like a group of bananas."
'Rate' - This is a term used to determine whether you respect something or someone.
e.g. Someone talking about how they don't like someone because they done something bad, "Yeah, I don't rate him for that not gonna lie."
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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...
