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'I'll tell ye what it is': meaning, 'Allow me to get
to the point', often used to steer a meandering conversation back from
a digression to an initial statement or inquiry. From Denise
Ill bred - rude as in 'He was very ill bred to me
so he was.' From Eleanor Ebrahim
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'In ye, on ye, out!' Often said to school children
first thing in the morning i.e. Please eat your breakfast, then kindly
get dressed and then please make your way to school. From: Terence Donnelly
Indian - soda farl made from Yella Mail ( corn flour mix).
From: Sam Martin
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Intilt: To add to. From Des Hamill
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Isny - Is not; as in " the wean isny well the
day" From: Bill Dill
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