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"Benny" – to lose your temper
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"Blad" – idiot
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"Blid" - blood
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"Buckle" - struggle
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"Bulhaggle" - scarecrow
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"Chuggy pig" – woodlouse
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"Chump" – log (for the fire)
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"Churn" - a bad woman
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"Comical" – peculiar
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"Coupie" – crouch
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"Crewnting" - complaining
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"Cruel" - very
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"Crowst" – a picnic lunch
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"Daddy granfer" – woodlouse
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"Daps"— sports shoes (plimsoles or trainers)
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"Dimpsy" – describing the state of twilight
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"Dinder" - thunder
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"Doughboy" – dumpling
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"Dreckley" – soon
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"Elsh" - new
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"Eute" - pour out
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"Fitty" - clever
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"fump" - essence of
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"Grockle" – tourist or visitor
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"Guddle" - to drink greedily
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"Gurt" - big or great
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"Haling" – coughing
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"(h)ark at 'e"- "listen to him"
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"Hilts and gilts" – female and male
piglets
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"Huppenstop" – raised stone platform
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"Jasper" - another word for wasp.
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"Ling" — to throw
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"Mang" – to mix
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"Old butt" - friend
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"Ooh Arr" – Oh Yes
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"Ort/Ought Nort/Nought" – Something / Nothing
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"Plimmed, -ing up" – swollen, swelling
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"Proper job" - Something done well
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"Scag" – to tear or catch
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"Slit pigs" – male piglets that have been castrated
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"Smooth" – to stroke (e.g. cat or dog)
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"Somewhen" – At some time
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"Thic" – that
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"Where's it to?" – Where is it?