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Re: Old local expressions
Not confined to this area, but often heard locally.
Pandæmonium - A noisey place/wild uproar.
Odd really, such a literary word, capital of Hell in Milton's Paradise Lost, was widely used.
'There were a reet din in there, it were Pandæmonium.'
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