Countable noun

An informal British word for a man, often an ordinary or typical man.

“The bloke at the desk showed us where to go.”

A cup of tea, or less commonly another hot drink understood from context.

“Do you fancy a cuppa before you go?”

Five pounds, or a banknote worth five pounds.

“The market stall sells these for a fiver.”

A toilet, or the room containing a toilet.

“Excuse me, where’s the loo?”

One British pound, used as an informal unit of money.

“The ticket was twelve quid online.”

Ten pounds, or a banknote worth ten pounds.

“You can get lunch there for under a tenner.”