Black Country Slang & Black Country Dialect.

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Black Country Slang

Dun

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Do

Black Country pronunciation of 'do'.

Ood

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Wood / Would

Black Country pronunciation of 'wood' or 'would'.

Sup

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To drink / A small drink / Sip

Black Country term for drinking or a small drink.

Swaits

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Spills / Splashes (of liquid)

Black Country term for spills or splashes.

Desay

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dare say

Black Country pronunciation of 'dare say'.

Wik

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Week (variant of Wick)

Black Country pronunciation of 'week' (variant).

Barmy

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Silly

A Black Country slang term for the word Silly.

Shap

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Shop

Black Country pronunciation of 'shop'.

Gobiron

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Mouth Organ/Harmonica

Black Country slang for a harmonica.

Clomber

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climb

Black Country pronunciation of 'climb'.