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Appletite
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Appetite
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Acrorst
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Across
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A-riddy
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Already
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A-stiddy
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Instead of
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Axe
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Ask
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Axe me ass
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Ask my donkey (Ask a silly question)
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Back'us
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Back house or wash house
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Bettying or Bopping
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bobbing up and down
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Bor
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friend (as in good ol' bor) same as Neigh-bour (near friend)
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Buss
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Embrace
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Cail
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To stone (Cailed 'em up the street - stoned them up the street)
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Chuch
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Church
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Clane
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Clean
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Clapt eyes on
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Saw
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Clars
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Claws (Hands)
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Claw 'old on
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Catch hold of
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Clobber
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Clothing
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Coad
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Cold
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Coom
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Come
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Cop a hoad
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Take hold, grasp
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Coterage
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Small cottage
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Crop
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Throat (Stuck in me crop )
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Curchy
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Curtsey
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Daint
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Dod not
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Dannick
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Little bread roll
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Dawzled
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Dazed; half stupified
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Decatedly
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Decidedly
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Dicky
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Shirt front: Feeling unwell
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Dont fare a hucher
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feel ill
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Dont mall oot
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Do not meddle with it.
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Dosselled
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Dazzled
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Dreffle
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Dreadful
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Durg
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Animal droppings
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dung
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Enow
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Enough
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Extry
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Extra
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Fare
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Quite; seems (I fare full that do fare strange )
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Fild
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Field
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Frawn
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Frozen (A'm frawn a cold = frozen with cold)
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Freshy
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Drunk, inebriated.
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Frowsy
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Slovenly
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Futhers
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Feathers
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Fudder
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Further
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Garp
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stare
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Gaze
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Picture
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Gooun
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Going
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Greash
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Grease
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Grut
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great
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Hal a bit
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Certainly not
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Haps or Happen
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Perhaps
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Harnser
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Heron
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Hazelled
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Half dried (referring to washing)
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Haysel
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Haymaking time
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Hid n shoulders
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head and shoulders (i.e.bigger)
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Hin bud
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Hen (bird)
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Hingle
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Hinge
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Hoad yew hard
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wait a bit
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Holly Billful
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very beautiful
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Homedod or Hoddermedod
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Snail
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Hooker
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Shepherd
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Hool hoss
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Stallion
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Hoss
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Horse
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Hoom
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Home
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Impechivous
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Impetuous
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jannicking (or Nanniking)
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Fooling about: getting in the way
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Jar
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Jaw
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Jaykie
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tadpole, young frog
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Jelly
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Toad
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Jowned
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Joined
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Ketch
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Catch (Ketch 'old 'on= Catch hold of)
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Kiddler
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Muddler
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Laten
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Brass
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Little Egypt
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Glemsford (suffolk)
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Looker
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Overseer
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Marn't
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Must not
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Mawther
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Girl or woman
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Met
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Mate, Friend
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Midder
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Meadow
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Missamedods
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Midsummer bugs found under dry manure
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Moost on ut
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most of it
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Mulberry
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Large hedgerow Blackberry (as in 'here we go round the mulberry bush')
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Nawthen
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Nothing
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Nit it
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Not yet
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Oncommon
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Uncommon
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Oothum
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With him
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Owd Runny Nose
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a scythe
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Peggles
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Cowslips
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Petty
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Temper
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Prinking
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Making oneself smart
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Pullicking
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Complaining
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Rafty
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Raw cold
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Rainy Bug
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Ladybird
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Rennie
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Small field mouse
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Rick
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Reach
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Riddy on
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Rid of
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Roorrky
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Moorhen
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Roudle
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Whisky flavoured water
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Sad-dy
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Saturday
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Seal of the day
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Greeting-good morning
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Scott
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Fine or payment (as in Scot-free)
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Sheen
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Machine
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Ship-yd
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sheep yard
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Siggify
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Signify
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Snew
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Snowed
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Sole
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Heavy blow (Verb and noun )
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Sorft in the hid
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simple
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Spidgick,Spadger
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Sparrow
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Spike
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Workhouse
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Steenk porn
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terrible smell
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Struck orf
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started to walk
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Sway
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Decision ('e don't care the sway
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Influence a decision)
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Thus brewun up
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Storm approaching
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Thusdy
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Thursday
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Tidy
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Quite (A tidy few; tidy bit)
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Tiffling
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Pottering
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Tipney Tauter or Titter me Tauter
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See saw
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Tissick
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Irritating cough
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Trav'us
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Blacksmith's forge (usually attached to house)
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Urchin
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Hedgehog
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Valeration
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Valuation
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Wash'us
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wash house
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Welkuns
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wellingtons
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Went
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Gone ('e shouldn't a went)
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Werry
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Very
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Wholly
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Fully
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Willer
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Willow
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Wittles
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Victuals
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Woodly
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Thick headed (as when you have stuffy head cold)
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Worch
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Throbbing pain
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Wornt
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was not
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Wuld
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world
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Wus'kt
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waistcoat
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Wuz
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was
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Yisd'y
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Yesterday
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