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over a year ago
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I'd say only 'naw' from that list is Glasgae specific, unless chick, aye and pal have very different meanings up there?
I don't think there are any Berkshire specific words to be honest - we obviously all speak with a plum in our gobs though in the Royal County  |
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"I'd say only 'naw' from that list is Glasgae specific, unless chick, aye and pal have very different meanings up there?
I don't think there are any Berkshire specific words to be honest - we obviously all speak with a plum in our gobs though in the Royal County "
Plum or plums  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Cwtch. Butt. Totty
I love cwtch, Taff is good at them 
Us Welsh have mastered the art you know 
Have you got any Galaxy left? If you have I'll come and have a cwtch with you "
Oh bollocks  I've got some kit Kat's?  |
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"Cwtch. Butt. Totty
I love cwtch, Taff is good at them
Us Welsh have mastered the art you know
Have you got any Galaxy left? If you have I'll come and have a cwtch with you
Oh bollocks I've got some kit Kat's? "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I don't know much here in Manchester, but I grew up in Cornwall where it is perfectly acceptable to call a man a cock as a compliment.
It's a casual greeting saying "Alright, me cock"  |
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
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"I don't know much here in Manchester, but I grew up in Cornwall where it is perfectly acceptable to call a man a cock as a compliment.
It's a casual greeting saying "Alright, me cock" "
I was born in Salford and I can remember a couple:
"Ginnel" is a passage/alley
"Barmcake" - Bread roll
"Mard" - Soft; weak
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I don't know much here in Manchester, but I grew up in Cornwall where it is perfectly acceptable to call a man a cock as a compliment.
It's a casual greeting saying "Alright, me cock"
I was born in Salford and I can remember a couple:
"Ginnel" is a passage/alley
"Barmcake" - Bread roll
"Mard" - Soft; weak
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I've heard 'Barm' but I always get confused by it haha! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I don't know much here in Manchester, but I grew up in Cornwall where it is perfectly acceptable to call a man a cock as a compliment.
It's a casual greeting saying "Alright, me cock" "
Its up north, too.
Older guy in work always calls me cock. First time he did I was ready for headbutting him. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I don't know much here in Manchester, but I grew up in Cornwall where it is perfectly acceptable to call a man a cock as a compliment.
It's a casual greeting saying "Alright, me cock"
Its up north, too.
Older guy in work always calls me cock. First time he did I was ready for headbutting him. "
I've never heard anyone up here use that phrase in a friendly manner |
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By *s_macWoman
over a year ago
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"I'd say only 'naw' from that list is Glasgae specific, unless chick, aye and pal have very different meanings up there?
I don't think there are any Berkshire specific words to be honest - we obviously all speak with a plum in our gobs though in the Royal County "
I haven't picked up on any Berkshire words, having lived here 22 years.
Hover from home, oh so many!
Babby, fizzog, yampy, Ta-ra a bit!, donnies, bostin |
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By *s_macWoman
over a year ago
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"I'd say only 'naw' from that list is Glasgae specific, unless chick, aye and pal have very different meanings up there?
I don't think there are any Berkshire specific words to be honest - we obviously all speak with a plum in our gobs though in the Royal County
I haven't picked up on any Berkshire words, having lived here 22 years.
Hover from home, oh so many!
Babby, fizzog, yampy, Ta-ra a bit!, donnies, bostin"
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'd say only 'naw' from that list is Glasgae specific, unless chick, aye and pal have very different meanings up there?
I don't think there are any Berkshire specific words to be honest - we obviously all speak with a plum in our gobs though in the Royal County "
I'm from Ayrshire and I say naw, aye and pal. Not chick though. We use hen. |
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By *s_macWoman
over a year ago
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" I'm from Ayrshire and I say naw, aye and pal. Not chick though. We use hen."
I love to be called hen. I was married to a Scot, and my Dad lived up there too and I just think it's lovely term! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I'd say only 'naw' from that list is Glasgae specific, unless chick, aye and pal have very different meanings up there?
I don't think there are any Berkshire specific words to be honest - we obviously all speak with a plum in our gobs though in the Royal County
I'm from Ayrshire and I say naw, aye and pal. Not chick though. We use hen."
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"I'd say only 'naw' from that list is Glasgae specific, unless chick, aye and pal have very different meanings up there?
I don't think there are any Berkshire specific words to be honest - we obviously all speak with a plum in our gobs though in the Royal County
I haven't picked up on any Berkshire words, having lived here 22 years.
Hover from home, oh so many!
Babby, fizzog, yampy, Ta-ra a bit!, donnies, bostin"
Some more black country |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I don't know much here in Manchester, but I grew up in Cornwall where it is perfectly acceptable to call a man a cock as a compliment.
It's a casual greeting saying "Alright, me cock"
Its up north, too.
Older guy in work always calls me cock. First time he did I was ready for headbutting him.
I've never heard anyone up here use that phrase in a friendly manner"
I think its the older generation, generally. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Many of Northern Ireland's colloquialisms seem to have been eroded through exposure to mass media..
Bake = face
Bap = head
Milly = chav
Spide = male chav
Hallion = dirty git
Poke = ice cream cone with soft serve
What about yee = hi, what have you been up to since the last time we spoke to one another?
Feg = cigarette
Melter = a trying person ..
There are loads. Ha.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Scousers always say lad and oor kid.
They say "our" in Manchester to refer to members of your family.
Scousers say "la", not "lad""
Aye that's the ticket  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Oss
Stripey oss
Does that mean ass?
A zebra surely?
Yep, horse and zebra
Nice shitter fs 
Thanking you kindly. "
Welcome fs, wanna park it oan my face? |
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"Oss
Stripey oss
Does that mean ass?
A zebra surely?
Yep, horse and zebra
Nice shitter fs
Thanking you kindly.
Welcome fs, wanna park it oan my face? "
Naw
I've been waiting for the perfect time to use that and "whoop there it is" |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'd say only 'naw' from that list is Glasgae specific, unless chick, aye and pal have very different meanings up there?
I don't think there are any Berkshire specific words to be honest - we obviously all speak with a plum in our gobs though in the Royal County "
We take cockney words and posh 'em up. |
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By *s_macWoman
over a year ago
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"Oss
Stripey oss
Does that mean ass?
A zebra surely?
Yep, horse and zebra
Nice shitter fs
Thanking you kindly.
Welcome fs, wanna park it oan my face?
Naw
I've been waiting for the perfect time to use that and "whoop there it is""
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Oss
Stripey oss
Does that mean ass?
A zebra surely?
Yep, horse and zebra
Nice shitter fs
Thanking you kindly.
Welcome fs, wanna park it oan my face?
Naw
I've been waiting for the perfect time to use that and "whoop there it is""
 Aye yeh dae |
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"Oss
Stripey oss
Does that mean ass?
A zebra surely?
Yep, horse and zebra
Nice shitter fs
Thanking you kindly.
Welcome fs, wanna park it oan my face?
Naw
I've been waiting for the perfect time to use that and "whoop there it is"
Aye yeh dae "
I've proper made myself giggle
Come on dude, shove over, I'll rub it better |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Oss
Stripey oss
Does that mean ass?
A zebra surely?
Yep, horse and zebra
Nice shitter fs
Thanking you kindly.
Welcome fs, wanna park it oan my face?
Naw
I've been waiting for the perfect time to use that and "whoop there it is"
Aye yeh dae
I've proper made myself giggle
Come on dude, shove over, I'll rub it better "
Did yeh ayeeeeeeeee |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Shy bairns get nowt
Ow man, ha ye seen that auld gagdie? I'm gan yam.
Friggin' Jawdees "
Eat a bag of dicks, my good man.
(only kidding, just to avoid a forum ban) |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I don't know much here in Manchester, but I grew up in Cornwall where it is perfectly acceptable to call a man a cock as a compliment.
It's a casual greeting saying "Alright, me cock" "
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"Shy bairns get nowt
Ow man, ha ye seen that auld gagdie? I'm gan yam.
Friggin' Jawdees
Eat a bag of dicks, my good man.
(only kidding, just to avoid a forum ban) "
I can suck cock as well as any Jock that I've cum across I'll have you know  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'd say only 'naw' from that list is Glasgae specific, unless chick, aye and pal have very different meanings up there?
I don't think there are any Berkshire specific words to be honest - we obviously all speak with a plum in our gobs though in the Royal County
I haven't picked up on any Berkshire words, having lived here 22 years.
Hover from home, oh so many!
Babby, fizzog, yampy, Ta-ra a bit!, donnies, bostin
Some more black country "
I haven't heard yampy for a few years, time to start using it again |
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By *G LanaTV/TS
over a year ago
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Twitchell was commonly used where I grew up but I've never heard anywhere else. As a clue to the usage would be something like "I'll meet you up the twichell", although thinkong on this now that could mean something somewhat different on this site. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Duck - a person.
Snappin' - food in particular packed lunch.
Nesh - someone who feels the cold a lot.
Aup duck "
'Oreet duck? Cust tha kick a bow agin a wall an ed it till it bost? |
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that's sikh fs. 