Regional British Slang is “gurtlush”!

"Catch you dreckly."

Language experts are storing unique British expressions in a wordbank so that they’re not forgotten. Here’s a few of my favorites!

baffies - slippers (east coast of Scotland)

bishybarnabee - ladybird (Norfolk)

brozzen - full (having eaten too much) (Swaledale)

coopers ducks - the end is nigh, it’s all over (Black Country)

deff - to ignore, split up, pack in, avoid (Birmingham)

dimpsy - half light, just turning dark (Somerset)

dreckly - later, some time in the future (Cornwall)

gopping - unattractive (Manchester)

guddle - to rummage about (Northumberland and parts of Scotland)

gurtlush - the best (Bristol)

ladgin - something embarrassing or unpleasant (York)

man de don’t know what the buer is rockerin – “I don’t know what the woman is saying”, using “bewer” for “woman” and “rocker” - “to speak or understand” (Newark)

nesh - a bit weedy, being cold when you shouldn’t be (Nottingham)

spoggy - chewing gum (Grimsby)

ronking - smelly, disgusting (Black Country)

tittermatorter - see-saw (Norfolk)

twag - to play truant (East Riding)

twitchell - alleyway (Nottingham)

From the Telegraph.