BRITISH AMERICAN ENG

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Ta: thank you
Ta-ta: goodbye
Table: shelve
Taffy: person from wales
Tail back: traffic jam
Take away: restaurant specializing in take out food
Take away mickey: make fun off
Take the piss: deride, make fun off
Tally-ho: bye
Tanner: sixpenny
Tap handle: spigot
Tap: faucet
Tart: whore
Tat: junk, kitsch
Tatters: cold
Tato: potatoes
Tatties: potatoes
Tea: annual production
Tea boy: gofer
Tea break: a sacrosant mid-morn
Teacake: cupcake
Tea time: break time
Tea towel: dish towel
Teat: nipple
Telly: TV
Ten bob: ten shillings or half a pound
Tenement: block of flats
Tenner: ten pound note
Thick: slow
Think tank
Brain strom
Tichy: tiny, tich
Tick: check
Ticket boo: all right
Tick off: scold
Tiddler: small fish
Tiddly: little drunk
Tiddly: small, tiny
Tiddly-winks: tiddledly winks
Tif: tea in first
Tiffin: light lunch
Tights: panty hose
Timber: lumber
Tin: can
Tinker: gypsy
Tinkle: call, bell
Tip: dump
Tip your lid: kowtow
Tipper: dump truck
Tipsy: a little drunk
Tibit: tidbit
Titfer: hat
Titheads: police
To the: visit
Toad in the hole: sausage
Toady: apple polisher, brown nose
Toast and dripping: popular snack, dripping
Toby, toby jug: large mug in the form of a squat
Tod: own
Toffed: spruced (up)
Toffee apple: caramel apple
toffee nosed: uppity, snobbish
togs: clothes
Toilet: bathroom, comfort station, restroom, ladies room, little girl’s room, porta potty, head, join, pisser
Tomato: temaydoh
Tombola: a ticket lottery
Ton: 100 mph
Tonning it: going about as fast as u can
Toodle pip: bye-bye
Topper: top hat
Torch: flashlight
Tosh: nonsense, codwallop
Tosh: mate
Tosheroon: half crown
Toss: masterbate
Tosser: jerk, jerk-off
Totting: dumpster diving
Towards: toward
T’ra: cheerio
Traf back: fart
Traffic warden: meter maid
Trainer: training shoe
Tram: sweetcar
Tramp: bum, transient, hobo
Trapezium: trapezoid
Trapezoid: trapezium
Trash mag: comic book
Trash rag: comic book
Treacle: molassess
Treacle well: abetter hoax
Trendy: very fashionable, chic
Trilby hat: fedora
Trillion: 1018
Tripe: coswallop
Trolley: cart
Trots: diarrhea, the squirts
Trolley bus: streetcar, trolley car
Trouble and strife: wife
Trousers: pants
Truant: hooky
Truck: flat car
Trug: oblong gardening basket
Truncheon: nightstick, billy club
Trundle: moving like a very small child
Trunk call: long sistance
Ttfn: ta-ta for now
Tube: subway, tube ride
Tube: TV
Tuck: food
Tuck shop
Tumble: candy store
Turn up: turn down
Turn-ups: cuffs
Tut: irritation
Tut-tut: annoyance
Twat, twot: contemptuous person
Twee: trite
Twleve noon in china: your flies are undone
Twerp: stupid and annoyance eprson
Twickers: horse racing
Twig: realize, click
Twister: deceitful person
Twit: idiot, stupid person
Twopence halfpenny: worthless amount
Twopenny: two pence worths
Tyre: tire