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• #123

United Kingdom [UK]

Source: GonMad Cumbrian Dictionary (www.gonmad.co.uk)

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Aa

• Aas(I am)

• Ackers(money)

• Any road(anyways)

• Arl(old)

• Arl(i will)

• Arrished(motivated)

• Away(hurry up)

Bb

• Badly(poorly)

• Bairden(child)

• Bairn(child)

• Bait(packed lunch)

• Bar(pound)

• Barie(good)

• Bewer(girl)

• Border Crack and Deekabout

• Bowk(sick)

• Boyo(brother)

• Bust(break)

• Bust(broken)

Cc

• Cailo(money)

• Chaff(steal)

• Charver(boy)

• Chess(chess)

• Chore(steal)

• Choredy(stolen items)

• Chowy(love bite)

• Chuddy(chewing gum)

• Chull(penis)

• Chunder(sick)

• Claggy(dirty)

• Clarty(mucky)

• Clegg(horsefly)

• Clemmies(rocks)

• Cleppets(testicles)

• Clout(punch)

• Coddie(stone)

• Cordy(cock)

• Cous(friend)

• Cowie(thing)

• Cowies(handle bars)

• Cowp(fall)

• Crack(news)

• Cuddy(donkey)

• Cuddy splatter(cow pat)

Dd

• Deek(look)

• Deekabout(look around)

• Deeks(look at)

• Dial(face)

• Dike(hedge)

• Dish(face)

• Divn't(dont)

• Divvy(idiot)

• Donnat(fool)

• Dook(swim)

• Dookers(trunks)

• Dow(last of something)

Ee

• Effort(thing)

• Eh(what?)

Ff

• Feckless(useless)

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