United Kingdom [UK]
Source: Birmingham.net (www.birminghamnet.co.uk)
The dictionary contains some words that their use may or may not have originated in Birmingham or even used today as many have gone out of fashion amongst the youth of today. The Brummie accent is often confused with the Black Country accent.
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A Bag of suck(sweets)
Aar kid(our kid)
Ackerdocks(aqueduct)
Ackers(money)
Acucks Groin(Acocks Green)
Addick(haddock)
Adu(how are you)
Affpast(half past)
Aglog(hagley)
Ahr(yes)
Ahr wow(i wont)
Air(the wife)
Ales Owen(halesowen)
Alley Boy(alibi)
Alloy(friend)
Andswuff(handsworth)
Anyroadup(anyhow)
Ar Bay(i am not)
Ar bin(i am)
Arbun edge(Harborne hedge)
Arf soaked(stupid)
Arffa(half)
Ark(listen)
Astin(aston)
Aynit(is it not)
Azzo(as though)
Bab(babe)
babbee(baby)
barmy(insane)
Baygoona(not going to)
bin(been)
Bint(slag)
Bir-nin-em(birmingham)
Bison(basin)
Blartin(crying)
Blastid(bloody)
Bloke(gentleman)
Bokkle(bottle)
Booza(pub)
Bordsloy(Bordesley)
Borsilleef(Balsall Heath)
Bosta(large)
Bosti fittle(good food)
Bostin(excellent)
Broily Eel(Brierly Hill)
Bronical(chest trouble)
Buzz(bus)
Caggy Handed(left handed)
Cake hole(mouth)
cannabea(can of beer)
cannalarga(can of larga)
canting(talking)
Cartin(cartoon)
Cassil Brummich(Castle Bromwich)
Chemzloy Wud(Chelmsley Wood)
Chimley(chimney)
Clin(Clean)
Cocka(cousin)
Code(cold)
Copolt(hold)
Aa
Bb
Cc
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