"Y'alreet?"
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A
Meaning: The letter 'A' is very often used as a prefix to verbs, as in
'Ah'm Agooin' to t' shop'; 'Hi's gone Aplayin' footbo'; 'Hi wor sut theer
Apooin' his face'; Hi's i' t'backyard Afixin' his bike'.
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Addle
Meaning: To earn, as in - 'Tha needs fer t'addle some brass'.
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Alicker
Meaning: Vinegar. Deriv. 'Alegar' - a vinegar like product made from waste
beer.
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Anya
Meaning: Haven't you
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Aye
Meaning: Yes
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Ast
Meaning: have you?..."ast dun it then" (have you done it then?)
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Ar Peg
Meaning: Preston talk for "the wife". "I'll ask ar Peg
to borrow us a fiver"
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A wer agate
Meaning: I was saying or I was doing...
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Appling
Meaning: stealing apples from gardens/orchards
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Agate
Meaning: No idea on spelling but phonetically is "agate" or
"aget" - meaning "said". Usually used to describe
another person's boastfulness or overstatement. As in: "Ah, yer should
have heard Jim last night, his agate 'Ya should see my new Plasma screen,
it's humungous!'
I used to hear this all the time, but not so much now that I live in London...
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Apeth
Meaning: crazy - "tha daft apeth!"
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Just to add: "apeth" is short for "half pennyworth",
"ha'p'orth", ie, not worth much.. "Daft" is "silly".
"Tha daft 'aporth" effectively means "you silly nothing!"
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Attercop
Meaning: spider
