Bloody: Used to express anger or emphasize what you are saying in a slightly rude way

Bollocks: Used as slang for nonsense, rubbish. 

Bloke: Slang term for a common man

Mobile: Used to describe a cell phone; “mobile” phone as it can be used on the go while one is mobile

Tube: System of trains that run underground in London; also refers to televisions on occasion

Dustbin: Trashcan 

Headmistress: A woman who is in charge of a school

Orangeade: Lemonade but with orange juice added to it

Marzipan: Also called “almond candy dough”. The past is molded into shapes used on cakes and as a candy treat in England

A-level examination: UK subject-based qualification for students 16 and older; studded over two years, closest American equivalent would be ACT or SAT

A-star: Highest grade on the grading system

Anaemic: A blood disorder that happens when you don’t have enough red blood cells or the cells don’t work as they should. Can be inherited or developed in certain conditions. Can cause tiredness, weakness, and shortness of breath.

Biscuits: A kind of cookie or cracker that can be flavored in many ways. Not exactly cookies, but is not an inaccurate comparison.

Aneurysm: A weakened area in the wall of a blood vessel that causes the vessel to swell

Georgette Heyer The Masqueraders: A 1928 novel set in Britain after the 1745 Jacobite rising; a set of siblings change their identities to protect their family.

Memory Man: Novel series by David Baldacci; the book follows Amos Decker while he tries to solve the murders of his family. He was part of a collision in a game of football that left him with the ability to remember everything.

Airfix Messerschmitt Bf109G-6: A model plane kit; the original plane was flown throughout WWII

Men Only: A British pin-up magazine; essentially a Playboy

Monkeywrench: An adjustable wrench is used for plumbing or car work.

Train timetables: A list or chart of the times trains are scheduled to arrive and depart a specific station or a set of stations.

Bentalls: A British department store; now known as Fenwick

Iced lolly: Popsicle 

First Class Honors Degree: The highest degree you can achieve as an undergraduate in the UK; graduating summa cum lade.

Definitions Credit; Shelby Chesnut