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Love him !! Want one !! Hearing the words 'chuffin cold' brought back a few memories .... people who were, shall we say, a bit slow on the uptake, were referred to as a 'chuffin muffin'.
I remember that
Should I be worried that I could understand him? :undecided:
:cheesy:
You'll know all these then Nanaspain. I did except the last one
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When my Dad got in a mess he always said he was "smock-raffled"
There's a blast from the past ! Although many of these I still use now. Like you Judi, I wasn't familiar with 'gigs', but I couldn't find 'powfagged' (exhausted), and gradely (great/fine) on the list. We could go on for ages ....
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So Nana what would you call this?
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I'd call it great fun ! I have no idea Judi - please do tell ! x :dunno:
In my part of South Yorkshire, it was called a cadgie
In my neck of the woods, if a person complained about the sort of weather we're having at the moment, or moans about the cold the response would be 'you're reet nesh'. Blank faces all round if I say it here. :hi:
oh yes nesh
I recognised many of those words Judi! Maybe due to having northern parents and a partner from Norn Iron (as karen used to call it)!