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| Scottish Slang; "For all your Scottish-speaking needs!" | |
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| Topic Started: 04/11/2008 - 11:28 pm (82 Views) | |
| Donut | 04/11/2008 - 11:28 pm Post #1 |
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Scottish Slang For all your Scottish-speaking needs! Scottish English to American English a dinnieken - I don't know aff - off, or from, depending on the usage ah'ament - I'm not ah'mno - I am not amur - I am amurny - I am not arab - mild nuisance, trouble maker auld - old awfy peely-wally - sick, ill "Yer lookin' awfy peely-wally, son." aye - yes or always baffies - slippers, house shoes bahookie freezer - a jacket that's too short bairn - child bajin - bad one balloon - one with an exaggerated opinion of their own importance. baltic - freezing, really really cold. bampot - a mildy unhinged person, an idiot barnie - a scuffle barry - splendid, good, wonderful bauchle - a small plump wife bawbag - a useless preson beedy - sharp or citrus like taste beelin - a boil, boiling, or very angry look, angry beid - to stay ben - in or through (has been) bint - fanciable woman birl - to twirl or spin particularly to the point of dizziness bits - boots or shoes blether - gossip, chat extensively bletherer - chatterbox, talkative person bletherskite - someone talking rubbish, in the listener's opinion boak - to throw up, be sick bog - toilet, bathroom boggin - useless, no good, smelly bowfin - smelly, dirlty brammer - excellence, usually associated with an individual brassic - broke (to be without money) breeks - pants bubbly jock - turkey bumpin yer gums - talking too much bunker - the counter (as in: kitchen counter) bunnet - a hat - Scottish English to American English will be finished soon - American English to Scottish English - coming soon - |
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| Donut | 04/11/2008 - 11:37 pm Post #2 |
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Dinnae blither, ye wee bairns. I dinnae want none of ye bumpin' yer jaws, ore I'll wallup yer bowfin breeks and dunk yer heid in thae bog! Aye, hither tae yer mither cause yer fither dinnae want ye! Septin' Bigwookieman - he be a bramm lad, aye!! |
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| Donut | 07/11/2008 - 02:23 pm Post #3 |
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Why has nobody posted? |
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| Bigwookieman | 07/11/2008 - 04:14 pm Post #4 |
The Runescape man
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InFormAtion oVerLoad PleaSe WaIt:! |
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| Donut | 10/12/2008 - 11:47 pm Post #5 |
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But how?? How can that be an overload? There's no activity... oh it's cause the system got used to 0 activity.... |
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| emenator4 | 26/01/2009 - 12:10 pm Post #6 |
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im sorry but i didnt understand a word of your second post |
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the joker's just a mad dog i want to know who let him off the leash Harvy Dent to Salvator Maronii the Dark Knight | |
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| Arcticfryze | 26/01/2009 - 12:18 pm Post #7 |
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Say, lad! Aren't we English keepers as well, wot? Jolly bad show, my dear lad, jolly bad show. |
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I'm like a dog chasing cars! Once I caught one, I wouldn't know what to do with it! The Joker The Dark Knight | |
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| Donut | 21/05/2009 - 06:30 pm Post #8 |
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Okay I only got to "B." That's kind of sad. |
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| Nivlac | 22/05/2009 - 10:56 am Post #9 |
This Is SPARTA!!!
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ah'ament a arab!!! |
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