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Forum: Questions and Answers 08-05-2012, 01:47

Replies: 727 Old local expressions Views: 35,684 Posted By keith higson Re: Old local expressions I'll "side" the table (Clear everything off it)

Forum: Questions and Answers 08-09-2011, 12:48

Replies: 727 Old local expressions Views: 35,684 Posted By keith higson Re: Old local expressions My Mum also used to say "Are you reading that Paper your sat on?"

Forum: Questions and Answers 06-09-2011, 00:33

Replies: 727 Old local expressions Views: 35,684 Posted By keith higson Re: Old local expressions In between lapses of memoryI recall a couple of my mothers sayings "Gormless" and "Gawking" .

Forum: Questions and Answers 05-09-2011, 22:58

Replies: 727 Old local expressions Views: 35,684 Posted By keith higson Re: Old local expressions What about "Living over the Brush (Defacto relationship)" also "Don't moither me ( meaniong to bother, pester etc)

Forum: Questions and Answers 05-09-2011, 22:29

Replies: 727 Old local expressions Views: 35,684 Posted By keith higson Re: Old local expressions Whilst "favour him/her etc" may have meant "looks like - Margaret Pilkington" it also meant "prefer or "to lean towards someone".

Forum: Questions and Answers 03-09-2011, 00:16

Replies: 727 Old local expressions Views: 35,684 Posted By keith higson Re: Old local expressions Another of Mums sayings was "I favour him/her etc......_

Forum: Questions and Answers 27-08-2011, 00:47

Replies: 727 Old local expressions Views: 35,684 Posted By keith higson Re: Old local expressions Another favourite saying from my Mum was "He/She was a fret worker (worked a week fretted for months).

Forum: Questions and Answers 21-08-2011, 01:06

Replies: 727 Old local expressions Views: 35,684 Posted By keith higson Re: Old local expressions My mum always said that she would side the table (for those that have never heard this expression she meant that she would tidy the table up)

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