Booey

The word booey is used in and around the Fenland area as something to add onto the the end of a answer. It derived from the word boy. The first ever use of the word came from a teacher caught hidden under a desk at a school, came out and exclaimed "Hello Boys!" It has since been used regularly in the circulation of the human race.

Kealan - How you doing?
Sam Mc - Im doing good BOOEY!

or

Sam Mc - What you been doing?
Kealan - Not much booey. you?

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Swear deep down on my knife

means the same as "deep down on my life" but instead it means you have to be socially known as an emo, to pull it off successfully

Kealan: did you steal my pen?
Sam: no, i swear deep down on my knife!

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Corey

It's a upper-middle class term for a gentleman's generous piece. Oft used in Etonian circles for ceremonial purposes.

Have a whiff on Gary's Corey...that's money