The origins and history of placenames, nicknames, local slang, etc.
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Arry Awk
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by Arry Awk »
Trojan wrote: Britches @rse steam = hard physical work Could be due to a madras 'ring burner'?! lol
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Si
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by Si »
...or an *rse like the Bonanza map!
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zip55
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by zip55 »
Snooking - the drawing of phlegm back up the nasal passages ... any confirmation?
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Bramleygal
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by Bramleygal »
Snooking--yes, I remember that, as in "snook it back."
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Arry Awk
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by Arry Awk »
Bramleygal wrote: Snooking--yes, I remember that, as in "snook it back." Mustn't forget to 'Gozzle' after! DON'T swallow! Ptui!
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Lilysmum
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by Lilysmum »
While on this revolting topic what about "blegging" = picking your nose.Eeeeeeuuk!!
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Si
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by Si »
"Pill," meaning ball. I think it's Latin, but it was often used by sports teachers when I was at school.
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Bramleygal
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by Bramleygal »
Boken, meaning to heave but not quite throw up. Still in use?
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Arry Awk
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by Arry Awk »
Bramleygal wrote: Boken, meaning to heave but not quite throw up. Still in use? Dun'ta mean Gipping, lass?
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Bramleygal
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by Bramleygal »
Never heard that one.