Talk like Dyer - Cockney London Stickers

Now you can fink and talk like the original Propa Nawty Geeza Danny Dyer with our Cockney London Sticker pack

Become a cockney in all your conversations.

From ‘apples and pears’ to ‘Jack Jones’ to ‘Ruby Murray’, confuse your friends with some of the most confusing rhyming slang terms out there.

Tips on installing stickers:

- To access iMessage apps, compose a new iMessage to a friend and tap the iMessage App Store icon alongside the compose field.
- Tap the four oval icon on the lower left corner to open the app drawer. From there, tap the plus icon labelled Store to access the iMessage App Store.
- In the App Store, tap the Manage tab in the top right to add your purchased apps to your app drawer.

How to use stickers:

- TAP a sticker to add it to your message thread
- PEEL & PLACE stickers on top of message bubbles or photos, just tap, hold and drop!
- LAYER stickers over each other in a conversation in iMessage
- SCALE & ROTATE stickers by using a second finger before you place it on a message.

Stickers include:

- Ace of Spades
- Adam and Eve
- Army and Navy
- Artful Dodger
- Apples and Pears
- Ascot races
- As you likely
- Aunt Joanna
- Bacon and Eggs
- Baked bean
- Bakers dozen
- Barnet fair
- Barney Rubble
- Bees and honey
- Ben Dover
- Boat Race
- Bob Hope
- Bonny and Clyde
- Borrow and beg
- Bottles and glass
- Box of toys
- Bricks and mortar
- Brown bread
- Bubble bath
- Butchers hook
- Cabbage patch
- Captain Hook
- Chew the fat
- Cream crackered
- Crust of bread
- Custard and jelly
- Cuts and scratches
- Dawsons creek
- Derry and Toms
- Dog and bone
- Dustbin lids
- Fiddle and flute
- Fishermans water
- Give and take
- Gypsy’s kiss
- Half inch
- Hampton wick
- Helter Skelter
- Jack jones
- Lady Godiva
- Lionel Blair’s
- Loop the loop
- Loaf of bread
- Lump of ice
- Mince pies
- Nuclear sub
- Ones and Twos
- Pigs ears
- Plates of meat
- Pork pies
- Pots and pans
- Rosy Lee
- Rub a dub
- Ruby Murray
- Sausage and mash
- Sausage roll
- Septic tank
- Sock and blister
- Tea leaf
- Trouble and strife
- Twist and twirl