Drew and Jen go to London

Fat. It’s what you get around Christmas, apparently.

Santa Claus.

Small Christmas tree lights.

Christmas party accessory which is pulled by two people to ‘pop out’ a prize.

Decorative balls that would typical be hung in a Christmas tree.

A dish that originated in Yorkshire, which is a bread-texture pastry used most commonly as a means to hold roast (or roasted veg) with gravy. Mini yorkshire puddings are made in a pan like you might imagine making muffin tops in and baked similar to the way you might bake cornbread – pan oiled and hot before baking.

A gift exchange where participants buy a gift for a name drawn from a hat, but never tells who the gift is from. I know it sounds familiar to you, but in the UK, they actually keep the secret.

Call or ring (via telephone); can be used as a noun or a verb. i.e. “I’ll bell you when I’m almost there.” or “Give us a bell when you’re ready for us to pick you up.” It’s versatile like that. And it’s very local.

To utilise the facilities. (i.e. go to the bathroom) It used to cost one penny to use the public convenience, so people got in the habit of saying things like, “We can go in a second, but I must spend a penny first”.

A polite way to say ‘wanker’; generally, an undesirable person.

The hood of a vehicle.

Lipstick or lip gloss.

Cool, fantastic, and/or nifty.

Underwear. But not the respectable kind…