Cost

=

can you

In the black country we say:

Cost

This translates to:

can you

Example Sentence

Cost give us a lift down the road?

Description

A common pronunciation and grammatical form in the Black Country dialect for 'can you?' (cost?) and 'cannot' (cosn't).

Random Black Country Slang!

Madden, Ketch, Coost, Owamya, Bunnyfire, Wammel, Wenching, Weege, Ditherin’, Tek after, Cost, Wool, Blartin, Ote, Suck, Safta, Sup, Saft, Ess’ole, Jeth, Owern, Bibble, Anunst, Saided, Sad, Nuss, Sharrap, Dollop, Thrape, Backerds,