asap: as soon as possible
Bagpuss: popular 1970s children's TV character
beddy-byes: bed (childish)
bhuna: a type of Indian curry
Billy-no-mates: someone who is friendless or alone
bladdered: very drunk
bollocksed: ruined / helpless
Brize Norton: an airbase in England
colandered: peppered with holes
comms: communications
co-ord: co-ordination
cuppa: cup of tea
d’ya: did you
des res: desirable residence — a nice place to live
don't ’ang about: don't delay
dunno: don't know
friendlies: non-competitive soccer matches
fuck a duck: an extreme exclamation
guvnor: the boss
heffalump: a fictional elephant in Winnie-the-Pooh stories
hold up: wait a second
int’: in the
joggies: sweat pants
loo: toilet
mam: mom
Meccano: steel and plastic construction set for children
Mechs: mechanised infantry
Mick: slang for some who is Irish (derogatory)
miked up: wearing a microphone
MoD: Ministry of Defence (equivalent to Defense Department)
muzak: artificial 'elevator' music
naan: type of Indian flatbread
narked: irritated
oop: up
oppos: work buddies
ow: how
ow’s: how is
p’raps: perhaps
pakoras: deep-fried meat or vegetables in batter (Indian)
paracetamol: painkiller
Peshwari naan: delicious stuffed Indian flatbread
play footsie: secretly rub someone else's foot with your own
plonked: placed something without care
ploughing: plowing
poxy: lousy
prat: jerk (derogatory)
pref: preference
prezzie: gift
Proddy: Protestant (religious)
recce: reconnaissance
reet: right (accented)
ridgeway: track or path
s’posed: supposed
schtum: silent (Yiddish)
Semtex: a type of explosive
shag: have sex with (verb) / someone you've had sex with (noun)
shandy: ale or lager mixed with a soft drink (often lemonade)
shite: crap
skivvying: doing menial work
slotted: shot and killed
snaggle: acquire/get
snogged: smooched/kissed
so’s: so is
sod ’em: screw them
sodded off: departed/left
soz: sorry
squaddie: an army private
summat: something
suss: weigh up someone's character or motives
sussed out: figured out
t’loudspeaker: speaker phone
ta: thank you
tannoy: speaker
telly: TV
trier: someone who tries hard
trolley: gurney
trolleyed: wheeled
two penn’orth: two pennies worth (small personal opinion)
tutting: expression of disapproval
twatty: like a jerk (derogatory)
UB40: old name for UK unemployment benefits claim form
whatshisface: what's his face (when you can't remember)
wi’: with
wotcha: hello/hi
yer: you
Yojimbo: a classic Japanese movie about a masterless samurai
yonks: ages (from donkey's years)
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Table of Contents
Summary Report - In Confidence
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
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Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
Chapter 17
Chapter 18
Chapter 19
Chapter 20
Chapter 21
Chapter 22
Chapter 23
Chapter 24
Chapter 25
Chapter 26
Chapter 27
Chapter 28
Chapter 29
Chapter 30
Chapter 31
Chapter 32
Chapter 33
Chapter 34
Chapter 35
Chapter 36
Chapter 37
Chapter 38
Chapter 39
Chapter 40
Chapter 41
Chapter 42
Chapter 43
Glossary of British Slang Terms
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