Middle-aged Brits admit using cool slang words like ‘peng’ and ‘sick’ – without having a clue what they actually mean

, said: “Anyone will tell you that words are incredibly powerful.

“So, it’s very interesting to see some of the phrases Brits feel too old to use – why should a saying only be for ‘young’ people?

Across all adults, more than a quarter have been misunderstood when trying to use a trendy slang term.

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