#classic

Surfing with the left foot forward — the common stance.

Rhyming slang for word; 'not a dicky bird' = not a word.

Rhyming slang for lies, clipped to 'porkies'.

Rhyming slang for table.

The critical moment of catching a wave and dropping in.

Money; cash.

Money (Northern English).

Rhyming slang for boozer (pub), clipped to 'battle'.

Mature content — open to view.

Nonsense, rubbish; also a friendly form of address.

Drinks, especially pints; 'out for a few jars'.

A snug shirt guarding against board rash and sunburn.

Clipped rhyming slang for teeth (from Hampstead Heath).

A classic East End meal of minced-beef pie, mash and liquor.

The hollow tube of air formed as a wave pitches over and curls.

Dollars; money.

An ear.

Rhyming slang for snout (informer, or nose/cigarette).

A pub; or a heavy drinker.

Rhyming slang for gloves, clipped to 'turtles'.

Rhyming slang for socks.

The low point between two waves.

A surfer equally skilled riding either stance.

A five-dollar bill.

An unbroken, rideable face — a step up from whitewater.

A lively party or dance.

The canonical 'what the fuck did you just say to me' tough-guy rant pasted at random targets.

The powerful turn at the base of the wave that sets up the ride.

The blades under the tail that give a board grip and drive.

Dollars; money.

A loutish youth; back slang for 'boy'.

A wave taller than a standing surfer's head.

Burying the nose of the board and getting flipped.

Walking to the front of a longboard and riding on the nose.

Large sums, usually thousands.

One hundred (pounds, mph, etc.).

The wooden strip down a board's center for strength.

Two riders on one board, one lifted acrobatically.

To flee, especially to avoid paying or facing consequences.

The classic three-fin surfboard setup.