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Often used in the same context:
oul,
pommy,
perve,
pfft,
pillock,
nicker,
scarper,
fulla,
ponce,
burd,
scrag,
grizzle,
bugger,
puker,
grannie,
maggoty,
dobber,
toey,
cowpat,
squiffy,
biff,
bludge,
offa,
guvnor,
cobber,
pleb,
hellbound,
doolally,
cack,
boyo,
blighter,
poncy,
carthorse,
bally,
figger,
scot,
piggie,
hore,
rotter,
milady,
bladdered,
polly,
mardy,
pish,
manky,
snuffle,
berk,
musta,
galloway,
betimes,
cannae,
pouters,
trow,
bambi,
buch,
licker,
bollocks,
winge,
patootie,
lardy,
woop woop,
nob,
wally,
minging,
blimey,
yobbo,
scooby,
auld,
dicky,
noddy,
slimey,
sluggard,
dodgy,
scallywag,
sheila,
willie,
bloke,
coochie,
leathering,
gibber,
lubber,
judas,
fiddlesticks,
gits,
pongy,
arvo,
wallies,
botherer,
bovver,
dearie,
whinge,
bundu,
braw,
agin,
baccy,
swayback,
chinless wonder,
offy
More general:
butcher,
slaughterer,
wrecker
Also try:
— Adjectives for knacker:
old,
fern,
literary,
wretched,
journalistic
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