Ooh never heard that before. We have several meanings to the term Old man. Could be, as a child, your Father, Married, your husband. or a strange question about your carrot - How's the old man. lol
Ok, I have a question. Squish! My mum used this word when something was crooked. Ie. that picture is squish! is this still used in the uk? I had an old oxford dictionary and squish for crooked was in it.
Kecks ! for Pants I know someone married a Japanese Girl and she Cracked up laughing when he said "wheres me kecks " she thought it was the maddest thing she ever heard !
Regarding sweaty words, you guys might be interested in the linguistic developments regarding the c-word in Scotland. If anycunt says it, will everycunt accept it? Now, I myself don't quite use the c-word so freely, but many of us do! It's particularly funny when somebody uses it in all innocence in a TV interview.