hmmm

suddenly so many Nigerians..thought I was alone, pfft

lol I've been here for a while

Safe bro
I was hesitant when it came to the clarts, because I thought that it would be a stretch too far.
I'll include them though, it'll be hard to explain to non-London people what they are though.

No problem man. Yeah fair enough. I just thought it's essential they know. I guess you could just say that it's the vilest thing you could say/use to describe someone? But when you put it like that, it doesn't really sound bad haha. My friends dad said it once in a store in the Caribbean, and all the people around him who heard just gave him the most disgusted looking faces. Man was too embarrassed lool

BTW I just remembered, 'screwface' (resting bitch face),'yardie'(used to refer to jamaicans / jamaican gang members)

EDIT: Add in 'roadman', 'shank/shanked', 'chete'(machete). I can't believe it's this topic that got me back to posting here

EDIT2: 'bruck' can be used in a nonliteral way when it comes to dancing. so when you're talking about a girl, and you say she was 'brucking her back', it's referring to the intensity of her whines/grinds.

Oh and 'dead' could be used to refer to anything that is unwanted/unattractive/unfitting. For example, a 'dead ting' would be someone unattractive. Or, if you went for a party that was boring, or even heard an unfunny joke, you'd say 'that's dead'. So it's quite versatile.

I thought it was 'wagwan' not 'wagwarn'??

ALSSOOO don't forget 'leng' (gun). Funny enough, people often confuse skeng with leng, so skeng could be seen as a weapon in general to be honest.

And for E, don't forget 'ends' (equivalent to the American 'hood').

Murk (beat up someone really badly)

All the different clarts (bombaclart, rassclart, pussyclart etc). All high insults. Like you'd get murked in certain places that are aware of jamaican patois for calling anyone any of these.

'Dun Know' (a sort of celebration like 'Of course')

In grime music, girls are usually referred to as 'tings' or 'gyals', so you'd here something like 'peng ting' which means an attractive woman. Females could use tings when referring to guys as well. Oh yeah and a word you could use in place of 'peng' is 'piff' which just means something of high quality. So a 'piff ting' could be same as a 'peng ting' (in the same context of course).

Besides those, I think you got most of them down. Sorry my post is a bit messy, feeling slightly sick.


EDIT: When I wrote this reply, nobody had posted here. It posted late for some reason 

nice nice

@mamita thanks man, hope yours was lit.

Ew.
I ain't celebrating you white people's devil party.
The Lord is with me, and I, with him.

LOOL

I'm still here haha things have just been hectic with school. I'll be more active soon soon