British Slang! New Dictionary of Urban Slangs Quiz

Name: British Slang! New Dictionary of Urban Slangs Quiz
Author: Michael Quach

By: Michael Quach

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Features & Capabilities

British Slang! New Dictionary of Urban Slangs Quiz is a quick, fun way to learn current British slang words and phrases. Simply tap the question mark to reveal meanings, and save favorites for quick reference.

Key features include saving favorites, sharing via email or SMS, and copy/paste to social apps like Facebook, Twitter, or Safari. Users praise it for being funny, free, and useful for learning English.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Michael Quach

Version:

2.4.0 Last updated: 2017-05-29

Version code:

841385476

Creation date:

2011-07-09

Compatible devices:

Size:

8.92MB

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-05

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# 1,593,896 ▼ 1,374,346

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Developed by:

Michael Quach

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/dz/app/british-slang-new-dictionary-of-urban-slangs-quiz/id348644968

User Reviews

Users largely find the app entertaining and somewhat helpful for learning British slang, but common complaints include the lack of search, intrusive ads, a randomly ordered and limited word list, and questions about how representative the slang is.

Pros

Entertaining quiz-style format for learning British slang, which many users enjoyed.
Helpful for non-British users to understand UK English and slang in media (BBC/TV shows).
Quizzing friends or family on slang terms is a popular use case among reviewers.
Entries present slang terms with brief definitions, making quick, bite-sized learning possible.

Cons

No search function to look up specific words; users repeatedly report missing search capability.
Intrusive ads/pop-ups, with unclear or undisclosed costs to remove them.
Words are presented in random order without clear organization, making navigation difficult.
Small, limited vocabulary that does not cover the breadth of British slang; not very comprehensive.

Recent reviews

I’m now learning how to use a Cockney accent, especially when I’m speaking the King’s (or The Queen’s) English, or United Kingdom English, to sound just like an Afro-British American royal, who just happened 2 be born in North Philadelphia, but I had 2 move from Southwest Philadelphia to Delaware County, to Collingdale, Pennsylvania, 19023, @101 Pusey Avenue! It’s a bleeding but smashing idea for me 2 become an interpreter for the United Nations (UN), and I hope that I can really recommend this to my family and friends who are interested in getting this app, anyways! I can learn 2 say, “You’re the one who has been riding the bloody crazy train, but I’m the Black Prince of Darkness ever since I was born on October 21st, 1984! You bleeding idiot!!!” “The name’s Bond. Flames Bond!” And so on and so forth, you bloody bloke!!!

by Un*****, 2026-04-15

Did I miss something?…I tapped everywhere and could not find a search box. Forced to scroll endlessly using arrows. Absolutely cannot recommend…but bravo to the developer for finding a clever way to get a Brit fan to spend USD $2.99. Me the dummy, but you the fraudster

by 57*****, 2022-10-31

I’m an American who watches a lot of British shows on tv, and I may misunderstand the plots if I don’t have immediate access to English slang while watching the broadcasts. Thank you.