Dictionary of Scouse

Scouse - the Liverpool accent

"La" - young man (as in: "Aright, la")

"Bizzies" - police

"Biff" - cigarettes/tobacco (as in: "Aright lad, any biff?)

"I've got a cob on" - I am in a mood

"Joey" - Taxi

"Boss" - very good (as in: "That's boss lad!)

"Come 'ed" - come on

"Go 'ed" - go ahead

"Our kid" - my brother

"Get off" - going (as in: "I've gotta get off lad)

"Ta" - Thank you (as in "Ta luv")

"Sound" - Cool (as in: "Aright lad, that's sound")

"Ta ra" - Goodbye

"Seeyafta" or "see yuz" - see you later

"Tezzers" - testicles

"Tezz" - to have relations

"Barm" - sandwich (as in: "Can I have a chip barm please luv")

"Arl" - old (as in: "He's an 'arl lad, him")

"Deece" - decent

"Well in" - good job, way to go.

"Bills" - trousers

"Sit off/sittin off" - staying in (as in: "Was out last night so I'm sitting off tonight lad")

“Gettin’ on it” – going out (as in: “You getting on it tonight, lad?”)