Category · 55 phrases
Cockney Rhyming Slang
- A load of cobblers
- All fingers and thumbs
- An Oxford scholar
- Born within the sound of Bow Bells
- Bottle out
- Bronx cheer
- Cheap at half the price
- Donkey's years
- Eighty six
- Fair to middling/Fair to Midland
- Farmers
- Felt his collar
- Four by two
- Get down to brass tacks
- Get on my wick
- Ginger
- Goodnight Vienna
- Grass up
- Gregory Peck
- Half inch
- Have a Captain Cook
- Have a dekko
- Hobson's choice
- Horse and cart
- Iron hoof
- Jack Palancing
- Jimmy Horner
- Jimmy Riddle
- Khyber pass
- La-di-da
- Loaf of bread
- Mutt and Jeff
- My old china
- My old Dutch
- Not a dicky-bird
- On your tod
- Oxo cube
- Pig's ear
- Plates of meat
- Pony and trap
- Pony up
- Pop goes the weasel
- Pork pies
- Rabbit and pork
- Raspberry tart
- Richard the Third
- Rosie Lee
- Sexton Blake
- Skin and blister
- Tea leaf - A
- Tit for tat
- Trouble and strife
- Up the apples and pears
- Whistle and flute
- Wotcher