What does Posh and Cockney mean?

What do they mean?

[Tdol]

Posh means upper class. In British English, long vowel sounds (bath- said like 'barth'), and fewer reduced sounds are often used by posh speakers.

Cockneys are the people of the East End of London, who have a strong and distinctive dialect, with many grammatical variations from standard English and a slang that is their own. For their slang, we have a glossary in our Members Area (registration required) http://www.usingenglish.com/members/idioms/.

[Nordic Bill]

Not to be taken too seriously, but this is a bit clever ...

Click here: http://www.rinkworks.com/dialect/ and select Cockney. Just follow the instructions - it will apply Cockney usage to virtually any website.