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Learn the meaning and usage of 35 English slang words that everyone should know in 2021 in order to communicate on YouTube, Facebook, Tik Tok, WhatsApp and other social media web apps and sites. You learn English slangs used in British, American and Australian English.

(1) Bail. When someone exits (leaves, runs away from) an already-agreed plan or activity, you can say he is bailing.

(2) Babe. We use babe in the meaning of darling.

(3) Bucks. Use it for Dollars or paper money in general.

(4) Busted. This is used when someone is caught in the act of doing something one shouldn't do.

(5) By the skin of my teeth. You can say by the skin of my teeth when you barely manged to escape.

(6) Call it a day. We use it when we want to say "to stop doing something".

(7) Couch Potato. We call someone a couch potato if he is lazy.

(8) Crash. It is used to say that someone can stay and sleep usually on a sofa.

(9) Creep. It can be used to refer to a creey person.

(10) Down to earth. This can be used as a replacement for "Humble".

(11) Epic fail. It is the synonym of fail badly.

(12) Feel blue, have the blue. When someone feel sad or depressed.

(13) For real? means Is that really true?

(14) Giving a cold shoulder. To treat someone in an unfriendly way.

(15) Hot on the trail. Very close behind someone or something, and about to catch them.

(16) Kidding means Joking.

(17) Knackered. It is an alterative of word exhausted.

(18) Party hard. To do things to the excess in a party.

(19) Quids in. It means suddenly getting a lot of money.

(20) Rightly so. As it should be.

(21) Screw up. We use this slang when someone makes a mistake.

(22) Skint. It means having little or no money available.

(23) Sleep like a baby. It is used to refer to sleep peacefully.

(24) Sleep like a stone. To sleep very deeply and restfully.

(25) Stalker means "A person who harasses someone by following".

(26) Swear down simply means to swear.

(27) Sweet is an alterative for nice.

(28) Throw a spanner in the works. To do something that prevents a plan or activity from succeeding.

(29) Tight means very close,

(30) To hang out. We use it in the meaning of Spending time.

(31) To have a blast means to have a great time.

(32) Trash. To trash something means to destroy something.

(33) Wheels mean car.

(34) Wrap up is an alternative word to finish.

(35) Zonked means exhausted.

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