How nang is that site, my blud?

We've always known they speak a different language... now parents can finally understand their kids with a new guide to "Teenglish".

Words such as "butters" (ugly), "crunk" (crazy-drunk) and "phat" (cool) need be gibberish no longer for mums and dads thanks to a teenspeak jargon-buster.

Nikola Mann, who helped set up www.gotateenager.org.uk with Parentline Plus, said: "It makes you realise how out of touch you are when you read some of these words teenagers are using.

Butters Ugly. eg: That girl is so butters..

Crunk Crazy, drunk. eg: Let's get crunk tonight..

Feds Police. eg: The feds are coming..

Flossing Showing off or teasing with material possessions. eg: Look at him over there flossing..

Hench To be strong. eg: Check me out, I am proper hench...

Nang Brilliant. eg: That music is nang..

Phat Cool, great. eg: That new song is phat..

Rents Parents. eg: He's going on holiday with his rents..

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