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General Slang
soft lad
· phrase · scouse
Affectionate Scouse for 'you idiot'.
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What a Scouser calls a mate who's just done something daft. Not really an insult — more a verbal eye-roll with love behind it. Locked his keys in the car? Soft lad. Bought the wrong pies? Soft lad.
“You forgot the tickets, didn't you, soft lad?”
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soft lad In A Sentence
You forgot the tickets, didn't you, soft lad?
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What does "soft lad" mean?
It's affectionate Scouse (Liverpool) slang for "you idiot."
How do you use "soft lad" in a sentence?
"You left your keys in the door again, soft lad."
Where does "soft lad" come from?
It's a Scouse expression from Liverpool, used as a light-hearted, affectionate insult.
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