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Bishop- vvwi
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Fettle (to clean or make whoopie).
Also some people use the saying coal house when describing an outside shed but prenoune it Coil House
Also some people use the saying coal house when describing an outside shed but prenoune it Coil House
Sherrers- Admin
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Bishop wrote:Also some people use the saying coal house when describing an outside shed but prenoune it Coil House
like The Queen?
"Oim jest taking a woilk oit to the coil hoise.... for a wank"
Bishop- vvwi
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Sherrers wrote:Bishop wrote:Also some people use the saying coal house when describing an outside shed but prenoune it Coil House
like The Queen?
"Oim jest taking a woilk oit to the coil hoise.... for a wank"
Yeah...exactly like
But i was also thinking more like Dee Dah, a chap i know who is from sheffield who says coil house in his broad sheff accent and also prenounces school as scoil. Its most strange.
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Ginnel.
Bishop- vvwi
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Bray
shAdy- vvw
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I also love regional vowel sounds. My faves are from 'ull.
'Bred kirk' is a belter.
'Can of kirk' is too.
Ginnel is a great word.
'Bred kirk' is a belter.
'Can of kirk' is too.
Ginnel is a great word.
RvZ- vvvwi
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Billy Bobbins.
As in "that was total Bobbins you turk." i.e not good
As in "that was total Bobbins you turk." i.e not good
scarlet pimpernel- vvw
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Gannet
as in yu are greedy as a gannet
as in yu are greedy as a gannet
wookie- vvwi
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theres loads from back home
mush/charva/gadgey - man
bewer - woman
glimmer - fire/ glimmers - glasses
bairn - kid
divvy/ding - see doyle/doylum
hacky - dirty
hoy - throw
radge - to be in a mad mood, or you can use radgey when describing someone as in he's radgey
clart - mud
deeks - look at
moy - kiss
mingras/muskers - police
monk - someone who is taking the piss out of people
monking - to take the piss out of people/ looking for a fight i.e. he's monking himself
cowie - general term for anything if you cant remember the word, as in i can't get this cowie to work, and can be used to describe a pill as well
teacake - this is too describe a person who hails from great ayton, captain cook would of been a teacake
slavver - talk to much, ie your slavvering on
nixty bez - nothing
yok - eye
fams - hands
plauts - feet
ramy - disgusting
slink - to be shifty, ie he's a slink
mush/charva/gadgey - man
bewer - woman
glimmer - fire/ glimmers - glasses
bairn - kid
divvy/ding - see doyle/doylum
hacky - dirty
hoy - throw
radge - to be in a mad mood, or you can use radgey when describing someone as in he's radgey
clart - mud
deeks - look at
moy - kiss
mingras/muskers - police
monk - someone who is taking the piss out of people
monking - to take the piss out of people/ looking for a fight i.e. he's monking himself
cowie - general term for anything if you cant remember the word, as in i can't get this cowie to work, and can be used to describe a pill as well
teacake - this is too describe a person who hails from great ayton, captain cook would of been a teacake
slavver - talk to much, ie your slavvering on
nixty bez - nothing
yok - eye
fams - hands
plauts - feet
ramy - disgusting
slink - to be shifty, ie he's a slink
shAdy- vvw
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wookie wrote:theres loads from back home
mush/charva/gadgey - man
bewer - woman
glimmer - fire/ glimmers - glasses
bairn - kid
divvy/ding - see doyle/doylum
hacky - dirty
hoy - throw
radge - to be in a mad mood, or you can use radgey when describing someone as in he's radgey
clart - mud
deeks - look at
moy - kiss
mingras/muskers - police
monk - someone who is taking the piss out of people
monking - to take the piss out of people/ looking for a fight i.e. he's monking himself
cowie - general term for anything if you cant remember the word, as in i can't get this cowie to work, and can be used to describe a pill as well
teacake - this is too describe a person who hails from great ayton, captain cook would of been a teacake
slavver - talk to much, ie your slavvering on
nixty bez - nothing
yok - eye
fams - hands
plauts - feet
ramy - disgusting
slink - to be shifty, ie he's a slink
Wow - that's almost a 'teach yourself boro' guide.
wookie- vvwi
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Boro have some of their own words for example
nosh - can mean food or round boro means blow job
and mooch - walking
and some of the words i've put down are mainly used where i live, 10 miles away from boro in north yorkshire
nosh - can mean food or round boro means blow job
and mooch - walking
and some of the words i've put down are mainly used where i live, 10 miles away from boro in north yorkshire
Sherrers- Admin
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Gubbins.
Son of Nod- vvwi
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You are sending me wick!
Ben- vvwi
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Barmpot
bigdaddy- Moderator
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A DJ friend, Tom Piper, was amused at the Amsterdam Dance Conf last week to find that "piper" means "blowjob" in Dutch.
Though not as amused as some of the Dutch he was speaking to, boom, er, tish.
Though not as amused as some of the Dutch he was speaking to, boom, er, tish.
Bishop- vvwi
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Fish Cake - I do believe the contents of a fish cake change from region to region.
A fish cake to me is mushed up fish and parsley.
This again may need to be in the mundane thread. sorry.
A fish cake to me is mushed up fish and parsley.
This again may need to be in the mundane thread. sorry.
wookie- vvwi
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Bishop wrote:Fish Cake - I do believe the contents of a fish cake change from region to region.
A fish cake to me is mushed up fish and parsley.
This again may need to be in the mundane thread. sorry.
i prefer the ones that are
some fish inbetween two slices of potato and covered in batter
Sherrers- Admin
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Div.
As in ;
"how did you two Divs turn a thread about etymology and philology into one about fucking fish cakes?"
As in ;
"how did you two Divs turn a thread about etymology and philology into one about fucking fish cakes?"
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bigdaddy wrote:A DJ friend, Tom Piper, was amused at the Amsterdam Dance Conf last week to find that "piper" means "blowjob" in Dutch.
Though not as amused as some of the Dutch he was speaking to, boom, er, tish.
Tiesto is spanish for Plantpot.
Always makes me laugh when I see a huge poster for him in Ibiza.
Live. Tonight. Privilege.
PLANTPOT
60 euros
wookie- vvwi
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Sherrers wrote:Div.
As in ;
"how did you two Divs turn a thread about etymology and philology into one about fucking fish cakes?"
if i may answer this one on behalf of myself and the right hon bishop
in summary were ace thats how
case closed
Ye Olde Rog- vvwi
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Piffle
Codswallop
Poppycock
and I am really into
Streuth!
but you say it;
Steeeerrroooooth.
like that, see
Codswallop
Poppycock
and I am really into
Streuth!
but you say it;
Steeeerrroooooth.
like that, see
Sherrers- Admin
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Yeah but you say words that are strictly onomatopoeic . You are the only barely living thing on the planet that says out loud words that exist only in the Beano.
e.g
(and you say "e.g" out loud too!)
"Gasp".
It's an exclamation, an inhalation of breath, you don't actually say the word.
"Erk".
Strictly Beano.
"Gosh"
Has anyone in history actually said this word in everyday conversation?
"Egad"
Turns you immediately into Wile .E. Coyote
Rog =
e.g
(and you say "e.g" out loud too!)
"Gasp".
It's an exclamation, an inhalation of breath, you don't actually say the word.
"Erk".
Strictly Beano.
"Gosh"
Has anyone in history actually said this word in everyday conversation?
"Egad"
Turns you immediately into Wile .E. Coyote
Rog =
Bishop- vvwi
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wookie wrote:Sherrers wrote:Div.
As in ;
"how did you two Divs turn a thread about etymology and philology into one about fucking fish cakes?"
if i may answer this one on behalf of myself and the right hon bishop
in summary were ace thats how
case closed
I concur my learned friend.
Bishop- vvwi
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Sherrers wrote:Yeah but you say words that are strictly onomatopoeic . You are the only barely living thing on the planet that says out loud words that exist only in the Beano.
e.g
(and you say "e.g" out loud too!)
"Gasp".
It's an exclamation, an inhalation of breath, you don't actually say the word.
"Erk".
Strictly Beano.
"Gosh"
Has anyone in history actually said this word in everyday conversation?
"Egad"
Turns you immediately into Wile .E. Coyote
Rog =
I can also imagine rog saying "oops a daisy" when he trips over his bridge.
Sherrers- Admin
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In moments when he is gravitationally challenged he actually says ;
"curses"
or
simply "CUNTS" at the top of his lungs.
My fave Rogerism ever is he was a bit startled by something and said ;
"great-webfooted-barking-bollocks!"
..which had me in bits for about a month.
"curses"
or
simply "CUNTS" at the top of his lungs.
My fave Rogerism ever is he was a bit startled by something and said ;
"great-webfooted-barking-bollocks!"
..which had me in bits for about a month.
T.B- Moderator
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hahaha! I have to meet Roger.
Mind you I'll be probably stood there hopping from foot to foot prodding him going "be funny mister!... now!"
I have always enjoyed the Essexism ;
TWONK
Mind you I'll be probably stood there hopping from foot to foot prodding him going "be funny mister!... now!"
I have always enjoyed the Essexism ;
TWONK
Son of Nod- vvwi
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What I want to know, is who was the very first person who swore at someone or something? And how did the other person know they were being sworn at?
PW- wrong un
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Sherrers wrote:bigdaddy wrote:A DJ friend, Tom Piper, was amused at the Amsterdam Dance Conf last week to find that "piper" means "blowjob" in Dutch.
Though not as amused as some of the Dutch he was speaking to, boom, er, tish.
Tiesto is spanish for Plantpot.
Always makes me laugh when I see a huge poster for him in Ibiza.
Live. Tonight. Privilege.
PLANTPOT
Ha,thats funny.PLANTPOT(EXCLUSIVE 3HR SET)
60 euros
Jnr DJ- vvwi
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Sherrers wrote:Live. Tonight. Privilege.
PLANTPOT
60 euros
haha! it's the 60 euros at the bottom that cracked me up
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