Scousers are known for many things - including their wit, fashion and generosity - but perhaps the most immediately recognisable is the city's distinctive accent.
And with that accent comes a language all of its own.
If you're not from Liverpool, there will be many words you might catch on our streets which you've probably never heard before.
In fact, there are so many they fill a full alphabet.
Here is our Scouse version of your 'Ey, B C's' which will prove exactly what we mean...
A - Antwacky
Old fashioned - of a kind that is no longer in style
Use: 'Our kid's clobber is proper antwacky.'
B - Bevvy
An alcoholic drink
Use: 'Ye coming for a bevvy?'
C - Chewie
Chewing gum
Use: 'Giz a chewie'
D- Divvy
An insult which usually refers to someone having done something stupid/silly.
Use: 'As if you've done that you divvy'
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E - Eeee
Disgust or disapproval
Use: 'Eee look at that'
F - Frabs
Freezing/cold
Use: It is frabs in here'
G - Go ed
Go ahead or congratulating someone
Use: G'wed lad nice one'
H - Heavy
Serious/bad news
Awesome/good news
Use: 'My goldfish died today, John'
'Ahh lad that's heavy. Sorry to hear"
Use: 'I am rough, last night was heavy'.
I - Is right
Correct or deserved
Use: 'I heard about your promotion -is right, lad'
J - Jarg
Fake
Use: 'That trackie is jarg'
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K - Kecks
Trousers
Use: 'I've only gone and ripped me kecks lad'
L- Lad
Boy/Man/Hero
Use: 'Did you see that goal - what a lad'
M- Minty
Dirty
use: 'Eeee that is proper minty'
N - Naa
No
use: 'Naa I'm not having tha'
O- Ooer
Expressing surprise or alarm
Use: 'Ooer look how nice that weather is outside'
P- Prinny
Princess
Use: 'Look at her acting like a right little prinny'
Term of endearment
use: 'Come here Queen how are you?'
R - R's
Ours/home
use: 'Are you coming round rs?
S - Swerve
Avoid
use: 'Definitely swerve that'
T - Trabs
Trainers
use: '"Look at these new trabs i've just bought"
U - Undies
Underwear
use: '
V- Vom
Vomit
use: 'Eee that is gonna make me vom'
W - Wool
Someone from the surrounding areas of Liverpool
use: 'He likes to pretend he is from Liverpool but he is a wool'
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X- X in the City
A strip club in Liverpool
use: “din’ I see yer down the x last night?”
Y- Youse
All of you
use: 'Are youse all coming to r's?
Z- Z Cars
Song
use: Z Cars is the music Everton walk out to
