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Words That Are Unique to Your Area Ok, so another thread sparked this idea. What is a word/words that you hear, are familiar with, that others my not be? I am from the south so we have many! So y'all sit back because we are fixin' to see some neat things! So what do you have?? :D |
dank, ruthless, common, grinders instead of subs or hogies |
Pop instead of soda |
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devil strip- grassy area between the road and the sidewalk crick- the small river/ creek all y'all- all youins- everyone |
I reckon' I could come up with somethin'. Oh yeah, guess I already did. :D |
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So babygirl & gardengirl...have y'all said somethin I shouldn't understand?:D I think it is funny that here a Coke is any type of pop or soda. If you order a Coke, the next question is "what kind". Cindersellie- we have cricks and obviously say y'all, but I think "devils strip" is very local to your area, according to an episode of Criminal Minds I saw. That colloquialism was used in the show to narrow down the search area for a murderer. (Yes, I'm full of worthless TV trivia) |
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Coke, soda, pop are used around here. But we all know that most prefer some good ole southern sweet tea! |
Oh my gosh we have so many. My grandma used to call soda..dope :eek: that could get you arrested now if you asked for dope at the drive thru window of McDonald's :D |
So how many of you shop at Wal Marks? :D. This one truly drives me nuts! |
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When I was growing up, my Dad always used to call regular old milk "sweet milk". He'd say something like "I think I'd like a glass of sweet milk with my cake". |
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