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what are some most commonly words used in bittian that are slangish words? also, what does it mean to say BADMAN to someone?

I live in england so i can help you with a few things :)

First of all, if you call someone a badman it bascially means like - well just say your friend insults someone and is getting rude - you say ohh you're a badman - basically saying you're being well rude (but in an amusing way, not telling them off kind of way)

We use some other ones
If you say someone is BADMINE - it's the same as badman

Greazy/Sick - means something is awesome/good

People use the term BLUD alot - as a term of endearment, you just say it to a friend

Some people foolishy say "I'm gonna shank you" in otherwords "I'm gonna stab you" :/

If you are going to fight someone, you say you are going to "BANG" them.

"Poomplex" is a real insult, meaning you're a P****hole :/

INNIT DOE - is a big one. You say it if you agree with some ie - your friend my say ..aw I love this shop its well cheap, and you might say INNIT DOE! Just agreeing with them

If you find someone attractive you can say
-they are BOOM/ they are a BOOMTING
-they are chung/they are a CHUNGTING
-they are peng/they are PENGTING
-they are buff (it does not mean muscly, it means they are hot/sexy)

When you rep something you might say "Bang Bang". If you are proud you use it, so lets just say you live in surrey - you say "I live in surrey bang bang" - it just shows your proud of where you come from

If you say your a GEE - it means you're a gangster


These are just random ones I thought about that I hear a lot in every day life. Go to urbandictionary.com if you want more words :)

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(Rating: 5) ahah thankss. my guy friend is from london and called me a badman once, i was confused. :P
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