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TEXAS Texas Lingo a mess of - unit of mass dern near - almost et - as in "I et to much attha barberque, Myrtle" Plumb - totally goshdawg - exclaimation dawg - four legged animal found under the porch dawggonnit - exclaimation of frustration high tail it - go at a rapid speed hit the road - leave hollard - yaled didjya ever - have you ever Wanna - want to. Smackdab inda middlof - directly in the middle Shootfire - of course auda do - should do aughten to - ought not to a spell - come on over a visit a spell (a while) dadgumit - curse word of exasperation a fur piece - measure of distance Where 'bouts you from? - What is your hometown Howdja git here? - reason for ones relocation Mosey on down--walkin' in that direction. gotta skeedaddle lickety split--have to leave "right soon." A hoot and a holler - close Zackly - precisely. "I don't know zackly where in Texas darlin' Rhonda hails from." Zat-is that? "Zat yo dawg? He's the spittin' image of you!" Yo-possessive of you. "What's yo name, sweetheart." Continya-continue. "Let's continya "speakin' suthun." This shore is fun! Gimme-give me. "Gimme smore biscuits smothered in gravy." Ail-sick or ill. "Gimme smore ale so I can cure what's ailing me." Bad off-in real bad shape. "Jim Bob's in the hospital and boy is real bad off! He didn't even recognize his dawg!!!" Beholden--indebted to. "I'm right beholden to ya for loaning me that thar huntin' dawg." Cheer--furniture used for setting. "Pull yourself up that thar cheer and setchursef down for a spell." Shore 'nuff--sure enough. Drank--a drink. "Wanna drank somethin'?" Get by with--to get away with. "Bobbie Sue will never let you get by with that farfetched story." Figger--figure. "Peggy Sue's got a great figger!!!!" Jest--just. "Jest married." Skeeters and chiggers-damn bugs that annoy the "hale" out of a person. Nuf - Nuf said (enough) Earl - Hair Earl, Motor Earl (oil), Radio Earl (aerial). Eyetalian - my is marrin' that Eyetalian (Italian) fellow. Didji - Didji know or didji hear (did you) Pony-ac - I'm going to buy me a brand new Pony-ac (Pontiac). Yeller - I going to buy me a brand new yeller (yellow) pony-ac. Auta (should)-"I auta go to work but ahm tared." Barn (born)-"I was barn in Texas." Ded (not alive)-"He ded." Suppah (supper)--Suppah comes after dinnah. Catchup--Pass the catchup so I can catch up with ya. Ain'tcha (aren't you)--Ain'tcha goin' to ask me to dance? fixin': A'm fixin to quit this silly stuff thought maybe yall wanted to unnerstand me when I talk.  Cherish all your happy moments: they make a fine cushion for old age. |
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wow a lot of that is Aussie lingo..it is a small world
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Really Caroline? You're kidding me!! Cherish all your happy moments: they make a fine cushion for old age.
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Really Caroline? You're kidding me!! we have these ones in common: dain near et as in ate gosh dawg dawgonnit high tail..as in..high tail outa here hit the road hollard didjaever wanna and we say gonna as in going to do something smackdabinthemiddleof audado gaddamit whereyafrom gottoskeedaddle gimme jest for just skeeters..mosquitoes diju..did you auta suppah and dinnah
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Wow,,, that's funny. No wonder yall think like us. Cherish all your happy moments: they make a fine cushion for old age.
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