East London Slang
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In East London slang, what does 'bare' mean?
About East London Slang
Test your knowledge of modern and traditional East London street language! East London Slang packs 15 multiple-choice questions aimed at mixed difficulty into a relaxed session of roughly 7 minutes — no sign-up, no timer pressure. An explanation appears after every answer, and finishing once a day keeps your streak alive.
A few sample questions
1. In East London slang, what does 'bare' mean?
Answer: A lot of or very
2. What does 'peng' mean in East London slang?
Answer: Attractive or good-looking
3. In East London, what does 'bruv' mean?
Answer: Brother or mate
4. What does 'mug' mean in East London slang?
Answer: All of the above
5. In East London slang, what does 'wagwan' mean?
Answer: What's going on? / What's up?
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East London Slang has 15 multiple-choice questions. Each one has four answer options and an explanation that appears after you answer, so you learn something even when you miss.
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