Craw

crop of a bird

In the black country we say:

Craw

This translates to:

crop of a bird

Example Sentence

The way 'e spoke to 'er really sticks in me craw.

Description

While 'craw' is the crop of a bird, in the Black Country (and wider English), the idiom "sticks in my craw" means something is difficult to accept or believe, something that rankles.

Random Black Country Slang!

Fittle, Unkyoothe, Piece, Cockaver, Ivver-ovver, Volve, Mucker, Nairun, Frit, Dollop, Fode, Tek, Weem, Half Ender, Tack up, Puk, Camplin, Ode, Dock, Clarnet, Werrit, Oss road, Croddle, Bunnyfire, Scratchings, Opple, Wum, Trapes, Fairther, Chops,