Cockney Rhyming Slang | Tony Hardy-vanDoorn

North and South = Mouth

North and South is Cockney rhyming slang from the east end of London. It means Mouth. Its often shortened to…

Jug of Beer is Cockney rhyming slang from the east end of London. It means Ear. Its often shortened to…

beauty is in… the apple of… a sight for…. the window to… To purchase this image as a print or…

I am telling the truth, honest guv! To purchase this image as a print or products please click here:

Be a proud baldy, don’t wear a syrup! To purchase this image as a print or products please click here:

Have a butchers at this! To purchase this image as a print or products please click here:

Dick Van Dyke’s name brings tears to a Cockney’s “Mince Pies”

I’ve got more rabbit than Sainsbury’s!

I fancy a brew right now, put the kettle on!

Cor blimey governor I can ear the Bow bells clanging away!