United Kingdom [UK]
Source: The Ancient Manor of Sedgley (www.sedgleymanor.com)
The dialect of the Black Country area.
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'E(He)
'Ommer(hammer)
'Ond(hand)
Ackidock(aqueduct)
Agen(Again)
Aks(Ask)
Anunst(Against)
Ay or A(haven't)
Baggies(West Bromwich Albion)
Bai(Am not)
Bamboozle(puzzle)
Barly(Truce)
Barmpot(silly)
Barmy(Daft)
Bawk(Confuse)
Bay(Am not)
Beezum(Broom)
Bibble(pebble)
Bin(Been)
Bist(Are)
Blaberen(chat)
Bladda or Bladder(balloon)
Blart(Cry)
Blether(nonsense)
Blobmouth(Gossiper)
Blubren(crying)
Bobhowlers(Moth)
Boffle(Hinder)
Bonk(Hill)
Bost(Broken)
Boster(Good)
Bostin(Very Good)
Bowk(skip)
Breffus(breakfast)
Brummagem(Birmingham)
Bunny-fire(bonfire)
Cag-mag(rotting meat)
caghanded(Left handed)
Camplin(gossiping)
Cant(in)(gossiping)
Catlick(Wash)
Caw or cor(Cannot)
Chawl(Pork)
Chimdy or chimly or chimbly(Chimney)
Chops(Mouth)
Chuck(Throw)
Chuffed(pleased)
Chuky or chooky(chicken)
Chunter(grumble)
Clack(chat)
Clane(clean)
Clarnet(idiot)
Clemmed or clammed(hungry)
Clobber(clothes)
Clomber(climb)
Coddin(joking)
Aa
Bb
Cc
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