Top 10 British Insults
The Top Ten British Insults
One which I've overused. But only when I really, really mean it. - PositronWildhawk
Meaning: "Basically the insult for a pervert." - MontyPython
Say You Bloody Wanker in a really over the top English accent even me ( I am English) - Skillageisreal
To me, this sounds funny. - JaysTop10List
Hence John Lennon's line in the Beatle song The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill "...and I curse sir Walter Raleigh, he was such a stupid Git."
Meaning: "Calling someone a 'sod' or a 'moron'." - MontyPython
This has been used so much in my family, and naturally I say it as well.
And the way we use cheeky, it isn't really an insult. More of a light hearted dig. - RaineSage
Same thing, although it means sneaky or little bit rude in our family. - PizzaGuy
Meaning: "Someone is acting very rude." - MontyPython
If someone said this to me I wouldn't be offended. These insults are lame. I know they're British, but seriously? Cheeky? Is that saying that their cheks look big? - BlueTopazIceVanilla
Meaning: "Calling someone slow or stupid." - MontyPython
Meaning: "Calling someone an idiot." - MontyPython
Haha! So very british! - gemcloben
I'm English and I use it to call someone a bit slow and divvy
Meaning: "Calling someone a slacker." - MontyPython
First entered the American vernacular via George Harrison in the movie Hard Day's Night, when he muttered "I think they're Grotty", when referring to some supposedly fashionable shirts somebody asked him about.
Shortly after that it was picked up and used by the California surfer sub-culture, gradually working its way into US fame by Moon Zappa's hilarious Valley Girl song in 1982.
Meaning: "Calling someone disgusting." - MontyPython
Short for "grotesque", and later co-opted from the colloquial Val-Speak by Moon Unit Zappa in the famous 1980's song "Valley Girls", but mis-spelled by the media as "Grody- to the max! "
Meaning: "Calling someone insane." - MontyPython
I use this sometimes. - PizzaGuy
Meaning: "Calling someone unattractive." - MontyPython
It looks like a nosey parker deserves a big punch on the bloody nose!
Meaning: "Telling someone they're getting into people's business and they're really annoying." - MontyPython
This one is always popping up in old books. - PetSounds
The Contenders
That British insult reminds me of a Simpson episode (the older ones) that the Simpson family (including Abe) had travelled to England for a holiday, and Homer got into trouble for bad manners towards the Quern of England. LOL! 😂
Good insult!
Someone who lost direction, someone who has gone nut
Like boy your head looks like water proof
Yep. That insult is pretty good.
Why insult donkeys? Why? I love them!
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