Artoo Level of Tangerine Feather Joined Aug 25, 2007 Messages 11,181 Points 38 Nov 30, 2008 #1 This thread is for you all to show us what regional slang words you use. I often use the word "Crikey", when I'm surprised.
This thread is for you all to show us what regional slang words you use. I often use the word "Crikey", when I'm surprised.
milagros317 Wielder of 500 Feathers Joined Jan 12, 2002 Messages 615,180 Points 113 Nov 30, 2008 #2 Around here we say "hero" for a big, long sandwich (called a submarine sandwich in many places in the U.S. and called a grinder in some places).
Around here we say "hero" for a big, long sandwich (called a submarine sandwich in many places in the U.S. and called a grinder in some places).
L LD_Tickler 3rd Level Yellow Feather Joined Nov 23, 2005 Messages 3,748 Points 38 Nov 30, 2008 #3 We just call them "subs" up here in Canada. Turns out "binky" is a regional thing. I'd never heard that term for a pacifier before.
We just call them "subs" up here in Canada. Turns out "binky" is a regional thing. I'd never heard that term for a pacifier before.
milagros317 Wielder of 500 Feathers Joined Jan 12, 2002 Messages 615,180 Points 113 Nov 30, 2008 #4 Sugared carbonated beverages here are called "soda" but "pop" in many places and "tonic" in parts of Massachusetts.
Sugared carbonated beverages here are called "soda" but "pop" in many places and "tonic" in parts of Massachusetts.
I ikaiyoo 3rd Level Yellow Feather Joined Oct 1, 2003 Messages 3,733 Points 36 Dec 9, 2008 #5 I use the word Crunk being from memphis.
4Pawz 3rd Level Red Feather Joined Nov 6, 2002 Messages 1,549 Points 63 Dec 9, 2008 #6 I've always called them Flippy Floppers (flip flops) but in Minnesota, they were calling them Thongs.....(erm...)
I've always called them Flippy Floppers (flip flops) but in Minnesota, they were calling them Thongs.....(erm...)
I ikaiyoo 3rd Level Yellow Feather Joined Oct 1, 2003 Messages 3,733 Points 36 Dec 11, 2008 #7 I do not say Scared, I say Skurred
K Knot Amewzed 3rd Level Yellow Feather Joined Sep 17, 2006 Messages 3,744 Points 38 Dec 11, 2008 #8 LD_Tickler said: We just call them "subs" up here in Canada. Turns out "binky" is a regional thing. I'd never heard that term for a pacifier before. Click to expand... That is insane...we call them subs in New Jersey too. In Austria we called them processed, organ killing meats on Italia bread.
LD_Tickler said: We just call them "subs" up here in Canada. Turns out "binky" is a regional thing. I'd never heard that term for a pacifier before. Click to expand... That is insane...we call them subs in New Jersey too. In Austria we called them processed, organ killing meats on Italia bread.
I ikaiyoo 3rd Level Yellow Feather Joined Oct 1, 2003 Messages 3,733 Points 36 Dec 17, 2008 #9 Well though I am not from there anymore when I lived in new orleans we would call people who were cajuns coonasses. Which is not racial at all so dont go there. Anyone who is from the swamps and "backwoods" of LA are coonasses.
Well though I am not from there anymore when I lived in new orleans we would call people who were cajuns coonasses. Which is not racial at all so dont go there. Anyone who is from the swamps and "backwoods" of LA are coonasses.