Werrit

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To worry / A worry / To fret

In the black country we say:

Werrit

This translates to:

To worry / A worry / To fret

Example Sentence

Stop werritin', it'll be alright. / She's in a bit of a werrit.

Description

'Werrit' is a common Black Country (and Midlands/Northern) dialect word meaning to worry, to fret, or a state of anxiety.

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