Bingo jargon

Want to speak like a bingo king but don't know your full house from two fat ladies? Yes? Well read on it's not so hard!

Kelly's eye
Me and you
You and me, Cup of tea, One Little Flea
Knock at the door
Man alive
Tom's tricks
Lucky seven
One Fat Lady
Doctor's orders
Tony's Den
Legs eleven
One dozen, One and two - a dozen, Monkey's cousin
Unlucky for some, Devil's number, Bakers dozen
Valentines day
Rugby team, Young and keen
Sweet sixteen / She's lovely / Never been kissed
Often been kissed / The age to catch 'em / Dancing Queen
Key of the door / Coming of age
Goodbye teens
Getting plenty
Key of the door
Two little ducks / All the twos
Thee and me
Two dozen
Duck and dive
Pick and mix
Little duck with a crutch, Gateway to heaven
In a state, Over weight
You're doing fine
Burlington Bertie
Get up and run
Buckle my Shoe
Dirty knees
Ask for more
Jump and jive
Three dozen
A flea in heaven
Christmas cake
Those famous steps
Naughty Forty
Time for fun
Whinny the Pooh
Down on your knees
Droopy drawers
Halfway house
Up to tricks
Four and seven
Four dozen
PC (Police Constable)
Bulls eye
Tweak of the thumb
Danny La Rue
Stuck in the tree
Clean the floor
Snakes alive
Was she worth it?
Heinz varieties
Make them wait
Brighton line
Three score
Bakers bun
Tickety boo
Tickle me
Red raw
Old age pension
Clickety click
Made in heaven
Saving grace
The same both ways
Three score and ten
Bang on the drum
Par for the course
Crutch and a flea, Queen B
Candy store
Strive and strive
Trombones
Sunset strip
Heavens gate
One more time
Gandhi's breakfast
Fat lady and a little wee, Stop and run
Straight on through
Fat lady with a flea, Time for tea
Seven dozen
Staying alive
Between the sticks
Fat lady with a crutch, Torquay in Devon
Two fat ladies
Nearly there
Top of the shop, Top of the house

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