Some more...

1. dew yew keep a troshin
2. hoddy-doddy
3. ill a bed an wus up
4. lend us a lug
5. mobbed a rum'un

afront (in front)
ahind (behind)
atop (on top)
atwin (between)
bishy barney bee (ladybird (from Bishop Bonner's bee))
blar (cry)
bor (pronounced 'buh' in West Norfolk) (a term of address, boy or neighbour)
crockin (crying)
dickey (donkey)
dodman (snail)
drant (drawl)
drift (lane)
dudder (shiver)
dwile (floor cloth)
gorp (look or stare (what you gorpin at?)
guzunder (goes-under - another word for chamber-pot)
harnser (heron)
hint (haven't)
jiffle (fidget)
jip (feeling, sense of pain, as in 'that give me jip')
jollificeartions (to have fun)
kewter (money)
loke (alley; another word for lane)
lollop (progress slowly)
lug (ear)
lummox (clumsy or ungainly person)
mardle (to chat; village pond)
mawkin (scarecrow)
mawther (young woman)
pingle (to mess about with food, especially when talking to children - 'stop pingling')
pishamire (ant)
puckaterry (stress, panic)
queer (ill)
rum (odd or unusual)
squit (nonsense)
stingy (mean)
diffus (difference)
gret (great, big, or significant)
loight (light)
ollust (always)
occard (awkward)
shud (shed)
troshin (originally 'threshing,' now working in general)
warmint (varmint or vermin, troublesome person)
zackly (exactly)

Fuck me, Wikipedia does have some uses after all...

Posted By: Fierce Panda, Jan 25, 17:07:04