Bard
The "nickname" given to William Shakespeare
Blackguard
A person who behaves in an underhanded and dishonest way
Kip
Sleep
Picturesque
Exceptionally beautiful
Nowt
"Nothing," colloquial term from the north of England
Rolly
Roll-up cigarette, which a person would roll themselves with tobacco and rolling papers
Stooge
The "straight man" to a comic or comedian
Yer Guid Sel
"Your good self" said with a heavy and traditional Scottish accent
Quip
Joke or smart comment
Ecstasy
Very popular recreational drug of the Nineties
Estate
Housing project, usually in a poor urban area
Daily Express
A popular daily newspaper in England read by the masses, not by the educational elite
Louts
Uncouth young men; troublemakers
Calvins
Calvin Klein jeans
Motorway
British version of a multi-lane highway connecting south to north
Gaudy
Bright and overly colorful, not tasteful
Pumped
Energetically excited
Gruel
Thin and watery colorless soup-like meal given to the poor
Stainmore
A stop on the London underground train system
