Cockney Rhyming Slang
Instructions: Match Cockney rhyming slang expressions from London's East End to their real meanings
- 1.
In Cockney rhyming slang, what does 'dog and bone' mean?
APhoneBAloneCMoanDHome - 2.
What does 'apples and pears' refer to in Cockney slang?
APairs of shoesBStairsCChairsDHairs - 3.
If a Cockney says 'use your loaf,' what do they mean?
AUse your moneyBUse your head (loaf of bread)CUse your feetDUse your hands - 4.
What does 'trouble and strife' mean in Cockney rhyming slang?
AA knifeBA fightCLifeDWife - 5.
In Cockney slang, 'plates of meat' refers to what?
AA streetBFeetCA seatDSomething to eat - 6.
What does 'Adam and Eve' mean in Cockney rhyming slang?
AGrieveBLeaveCAchieveDBelieve - 7.
'Butcher's hook' is Cockney slang for what?
AA bookBA lookCA crookDA cook - 8.
What does 'Rosie Lee' mean in Cockney slang?
AA keyBA feeCThe seaDTea - 9.
In Cockney rhyming slang, what is a 'porky pie'?
AA lieBA tieCThe skyDA guy - 10.
What does 'Tom and Dick' mean in Cockney slang?
ASickBQuickCThickDTrick - 11.
'Ruby Murray' is Cockney slang for what type of food?
AA hurryBA flurryCA blurryDA curry - 12.
What does 'Hank Marvin' mean in Cockney slang?
ADarlingBCarvingCMarvelingDStarving - 13.
In Cockney slang, 'boat race' refers to what?
AA placeBYour faceCA caseDA chase - 14.
What does 'brass tacks' mean in Cockney rhyming slang?
ATracksBFactsCAttacksDStacks - 15.
'Bees and honey' is Cockney slang for what?
AMoneyBSomething funnyCHoneyDSomething sunny