Black Country Slang & Black Country Dialect.

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Black Country Slang

Sate

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Seat

Black Country pronunciation of 'seat'.

Goo

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go

Black Country pronunciation of 'go'.

Gamgee

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Cotton Wool

Term for absorbent cotton wool or surgical dressing.

Black Country term for a chicken's egg.

Garn

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Go on

Black Country exclamation meaning 'Go on!' (expressing disbelief or encouragement).

Othatnin

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That way / In that manner

Black Country term for 'that way' or 'in that manner'.

Ote

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Hold (variant of Ode)

Black Country pronunciation of 'hold' (variant).

Ate

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Eat

to eat

Skraze

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Graze / Scratch

Black Country term for a graze or scratch.

To it

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Accustomed to it / Used to it

Black Country phrase meaning accustomed to or used to something.