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Vernacular:scumter
Origin:South Carolina
Colloquialism:Nickname for Sumter, South Carolina prior to its usurpation by the now-popular epithet, "Merk City."

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vernacular: Latin
translation: is the language or dialect that is most widely spoken by ordinary people in a region or country
example: The books and plays are vernacular

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Vernacular;Spain
Colloquialism; pijo
Translation: Preppy
Example:

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Vernacular: Scotland slang
Colloquialism:I'll gie ye a skelpit lug

Translation:i'll give you a slap on the ear
Examples: say that again and i'll gie ye a skelpit lug

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Vernacular:
Colloquialism: Yeene-enno
Translation: You don´t even know
Example:

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Vernacular: South Jersey
Colloquialism: water ice
Translation: italian ice
Example: Let's go to Rita's, get a water ice, and cool off.

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vernacular: southern slang
colloquialism:you dumd,but you cant help it,who wish to be sweet,act ugly
transition:sympathy or genunie concern
example: bless your heart

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Vernacular: London, England
Colloquialism: Bare
Translation: Very
Example: This is bare fun

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Vernacular: Slang of Liverpool
Colloquialism: Jarg
Transition: Fake
Example: Your trainers are Jarg

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Vernacular: British Slang
Colloquialism: Boot
Transition: The trunk of a car
Example: Go put the bags in the boot

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Vernacular : Slag of Philadelphia
Colloquialism :  Whiz
Translation : The gooey cheese that is on a cheese steak
Example : What type of cheese should I get on my cheese steak, american, or whiz ?

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Vernacular: Kiwi slang of New Zealand
Colloquialism: Chuddy
Translation: Chewing gum
Example: Pass me some chuddy.

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Vernacular: Slang of North Jersey
Colloquialism:Brick City
Translation:Large Number of brick buildings it has
Example: Have you ever been to the brick city.

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vernacular: British slang
colloquialism: chock-a-block
Translation: a place that is very busy
Example: The place was chock-a-block with people.

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Vernacular: Slang of Arizona
Colloquialism: Chizhii
Translation:Dry skin
Example: I need to put lotion on my Chizhii.

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Vernacular: Slang of Alaska
Colloquialism: A sour dough
Transition: not familiar with the place
Example: Look at the old lady who moved here from Canada, she's a sour dough.

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Vernacular: Slang of England
Colloquialism: Knackered
Translation: Extremely tired
Example: I'm absolutely knackered, so I wont be joining for dinner.

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Vernacular: Slang of Canada
Colloquialism: Pop
Translation: Soda
Example: Let's go buy a couple of pops.

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Vernacular: Slang of South Florida
Colloquialism: Slide
Translation: to invite over/ to come over / to go over to
Example: Slide on by my house after class.

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vernacular: slang for Alaska
colloquialism: permafrost
translation: Alaskan highway
example: its found where temperature never rise above freezing

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Vernacular: Slang of Texas
Colloquialism: All hat, no cattle
Translation: All talk, no follow through
Example: That new guy at school is all hat, no cattle

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vernacular : Slang of Manchester
Colloquialism: Sound
translation: good
Example: "Have you meet Dave ?

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Vernacular: Slang in New York
Colloquialism: Bodega
Translation: Grocery store
Example: I had to stop by the bodega for some groceries

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Vernacular: New Orleans slang
Colloquialism: Lagniappe
Translation: A little extra
Example: If you order a burger and get a free side of fries that is Lagniappe.

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Vernacular:  Hawaiian slang
Colloquialism:  grindz
Translation: Food or a meal
Example:  Hey Brah, we go get da grindz

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vernacular slang of north carilina,ect
colloquialism; cattywompas
translaton; uneven or messed up
example; that pallet there is all cattywompas

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Vernacular: slang of Barbados
Colloquialism: licking ya mout
Translation: Talking to much
Example: My sister is always licking ya mout.

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Vernacular:  Cockney Slang of London England
Colloquialism:  Chirpsin'
Translation:  Flirting
Example:  He thinks he's chirpsin' but he has no chance of being her boyfriend.