Words that have gone out of fashion

[Free Ian Brown]

Biff/Quim/Growler=Vaginal Area

A growler is also a pork pie round our way. This has resulted in the occasional misunderstanding.

 

[Plays By Sense Of Smell]

Jousey - lucky

 

[Tuearts right boot]

Jousey - lucky

As in...you jousey git

 

[Barcon]

Art though jesting? Not said that in centuries.

 

[Bill Walker]

Art though jesting? Not said that in centuries.

Art thou

 

[Plays By Sense Of Smell]

As in...you jousey git

Bang on. Or, “You’re such a jouse!”
Jousebag also works.

One of my favourites now I come to think of it.

 

[mrtwiceaseason]

Chapel hat pegs when referring to cold lady bits :+)

 

[Big Swifty]

That "apeth" that Burnden mentioned is nowt to do with apes, and should be spelt "ha'p'orth", i.e. "halfpennyworth", or of low worth.
A halfpenny was an old coin, probably before your time.

 

[Big Swifty]

.....and how often do you hear the word "bivouac" nowadays? Or "square", meaning" uncool"?

 

[Two Gun Bob]

Flooked it and Jammy - Lucky and fortunate given the circumstances.
Crac on - Lets get the job done.
Grunden Groggs - Skidders - Gentlemen's underwear.
Whats the crac eh - What going on.
Jollies - Holidays
Sack it - Doesn't matter.
Prumped - Abdominal gas release.
Happy daze - Happy days.
Tight as a ducks arse - Mean and unspirited character
Wouldn't give you a light ! - Mean and unspirited character
Moon walking- An Internet session served with you-tube and gin.
Spondoolies - Wonga or cash
Ginnel - Short cut through a row of terraced