slang
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| brassic lint for the rhyming | slang | f1018: brassic lint aye m1021: |
| erm i think raf wartime | slang | word a skiver f1144: skiver |
| back to the rhyming s- | slang | m1008: uh huh f1009: borassic |
| a type of glaswegian rhyming | slang | so winners and losers were |
| a chat topics ranged from | slang | expressions of approbation and disapproval |
| being told that this was | slang | and an unacceptable way in |
| our mither tongue was either | slang | or unacceptable there were no |
| and criticizes her use of | slang | expressions which carry neither rapier |
| some kinna local workin cless | slang | juist like they war telt |
| an inglified kinna ill moothit | slang | that s the tred merk |
| e en a kinna local | slang | this consait anent language that |
| usin f831: mmhm m842: kinda | slang | f831: it s different it |
| is that a kind of | slang | f1144: there s just there |
| if we were talking in | slang | about them mmhm m1008: mmhm |
| english anyway there might be | slang | words f1009: mmhm mmhm m1008: |
| something that sounds like a | slang | term for a woman of |
| say it wis mair laek | slang | every word comes from somewhere |
| they thought that was s- | slang | so words like grun and |
| to examples of nonstandard english | slang | is better used in the |
| wouldnae [inaudible] they all used | slang | words for everythin so that |
| your use of scots and | slang | words scarcely apposite your obscenities |
| early days not too many | slang | words when they were speaking |
| it is an old canadian | slang | word meaning wild or mischievous |
| stop uisin thon common street | slang | an lairn tae speak proper |
| go into the field of | slang | of course which iona s |
| those dialects for many years | slang | is by its nature constantly |
| younger subjects described it as | slang | an interesting difference in language |
| english dictionary given as us | slang | late nineteenth century it also |
| so but they do speak | slang | sometimes but i says what |
| also often used unhelpfully is | slang | when used to refer to |
| the american edition has different | slang | and references from the british |
| t know whether it s | slang | or whether it s language |
| that would be the the | slang | for for sleeping f1054: mmhm |
| some work just now on | slang | and i think she s |
| cuid think o t as | slang | but for aw this ootby |
| i think there s a | slang | for socks no i think |
| put in a lot of | slang | even if i had to |
| caps parodies of cockney vendors | slang | parroted everywhere get your spices |
| the jokes the puns the | slang | ehm all the things that |
| gettin tellt that this wis | slang | an no an acceptable wey |
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