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Vernacular: Australia
Colloquialisms: What's the John Dory?
Translation: What's the new gossip.
Example: Good Morning Fellas, What's the John Dory?

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Vernacular: Oklahoma
Colloquialism: Tarnation
Translation: What the heck?
Example: What in tarnation are y'all doing?!

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Vernacular: New orleans
Colloquialism: Beaucoup Crasseux
Translation: Very dirty
Example: The toilet is beaucoup crasseux.

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Vernacular: Arizona

Colloquialism: Oven Mitts
Translation: something you wear while driving because the steering wheel gets so hot

Example: You better wear your oven mitts today, that car is gonna be hot!

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Vernacular:  Valley Girl (west coast, specifically California)

Colloquialism: Gnarly
Translation: Means awesome
Example: Yesterday was like, totally gnarly
-lots of acronyms; omg, etc
-using like a lot
-using totally

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Vernacular: Georgia
Colloquialism: Wet Hen
Translation:

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Vernacular: Maine slang Colloquialism: "bug" Translation: lobster
example: I caught a huge bug the other day.

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Vernacular: Ireland
Colloquialism: Fag
Translation : A cigarette
Example: Would you mind passing me a fag.

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Vernacular: Australian

Colloquialism: Arvo
Translation: afternoon
Ex: "see you in the arvo"
Colloquialism: Barbie
Translation: barbeque
Ex: "Meet you at the barbie"
Colloquialism: Bogan
Translation: an uncultured person
Ex: "That bogan has no idea"
Colloquialism: Bottle-O
Translation: a liquor store
Colloquialism: Chockers
Translation: very full
Colloquialism: Fair Dinkum Translation: genuine

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Vernacular: New York
Colloquialism:  Grill
Translation:  Staring for a  long period
Example:  The group of girls eating in the park left because the man kept grilling them.

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Vernacular: Canadian slang
Collaquialism:
Give’er

A slang term that means to give it all you got when all else fails. Used when referring to work, drinking, sports and any other activity that requires you to buckle down and get it done.

“I’m feeling under the weather today.”

“Just give’er.”

*shotguns beer*

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Vernacular: Texas
Collaquialism: "I'd trust him as far as I could throw him"
Translation: pretty self explanatory, said person would trust another person as far as they could throw them, so probably very little

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Vernacular: Mexico slang
Colloquialism: "Chamba"
Translation: A job
Example: Ya vamonos a la chamba compa chuy.
Example Translation: Let's go to work my man chuy.

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Vernacular: New Jersey Slang
Colloquialism: "Jughandle"
Translation: A portion of the road that curves tightly, resembling the shape of a jug.
Example: Take Exit 37 and you will approach a jughandle. Turn there.

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Vernacular: Nevada Slang
Colloquialism: "Spaghetti Bowl"
Translation: A messy cluster of on and off-ramps at the interchange of US-90 and interstate 15.
Example: I could go through the spaghetti bowl a million times and still get lost.

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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.