Black Country Slang & Black Country Dialect.

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Black Country Slang

Yoewer

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Your

A Black Country slang term for the word your.

Wool

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Will

Black Country pronunciation of 'will'.

E

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He

A black country slang term that is used in place of he pronoun he.

Trapes

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To walk about aimlessly or wearily / To gad about

Black Country term for walking aimlessly or gadding about.

Wik

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Week (variant of Wick)

Black Country pronunciation of 'week' (variant).

Fode

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Fold

Black Country pronunciation of 'fold'.

Swilker

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To splash about / Spill liquid untidily

Black Country term for splashing or spilling liquid.

Lather

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Ladder

Black Country pronunciation of 'ladder'.

Ketch

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Catch

Black Country pronunciation of 'catch'.

Scrawmp

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To scratch or scrape

Black Country term for scratching or scraping.