Unkyoothe

=

Uncouth / Strange / Unfamiliar / Awkward

In the black country we say:

Unkyoothe

This translates to:

Uncouth / Strange / Unfamiliar / Awkward

Example Sentence

'E's a bit unkyoothe, but 'e means well.

Description

'Unkyoothe' is the Black Country dialect pronunciation of 'uncouth'. It means strange, unfamiliar, awkward, clumsy, or ill-mannered.

Random Black Country Slang!

Pitbonk, Tranklements, Saided, Wum, Yow, Wommuck, Unkyoothe, Gleed, Codge, Fettle, Steen, Gaffer, Boffle, Half Ender, Joobus, Chuck, Franzy, Goodun, Clobber, Haiver, Scratchings, Nairun, Agen, Dun, Ommer, Sharrap, Jiffy, Swelth, Wooly, Cut,