uk slang (west yorkshire)

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phrase	Answer
mardy	moody
Flippin‘eck	bloody hell
gander	look
ginnel / snicket	allyway
Gi’oer	give over
Lug ‘oil	ear hole
Mithering	bothering
nowt	nothing

phrase	Answer
eeh by gum	oh my god
bog	toilet
ey up	hello
aye	yes
owt	anything
Put wood i’th’oil	close the door
tarn	town

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3 Comments

Level 48

May 1, 2019

A tarn is a small lake not a town and a snicket is not the same as an alleyway... Usually a snicket is a small narrow pathway that can be quite hidden away and is often only used by locals. That is probably not the best way it can be explained but alleyway is certainly not the right term. Path would be more appropriate if you are looking for a one word answer but honestly the only word that can properly describe a snicket is "snicket"

Level 35

Jun 2, 2020

Making it case sensitive and not spelling 'alleyway' correctly is a bit ridiculous.

Level 67

Feb 5, 2022

Would be good to accept some alternatives/type ins