Modern British English Slang – Dench.
Meaning – Extremely attractive, fantastic, impressive. This slang expression is generally used to describe something that is excellent.
Dame Judi Dench is a famous – and impressive – British actress. Her surname is the inspiration for this expression.
More Modern British Slang:
Like this word? You might also enjoy Well Jel, another modern British slang expression.
Example:
- “Have you been to the new club in Mayfair yet? It is totally dench!”
Listen to how it’s pronounced:
What is slang?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Extremely attractive, fantastic or impressive — a modern British slang word for something excellent.
It’s inspired by the surname of Dame Judi Dench, the acclaimed British actress — her name became slang shorthand for something impressive.
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