he chucked a clemmy at me .....................

translated as, threw a stone

Does *Am gaan t the bog* mean anything to anyone?  

You should ask Dame Ann... she has some great local words....

Yes...... I am going to the loo

I once heard my Irish hubbies old aunt refer to something like this on a visit to County Meath......

Not local (god knows what strange tongues they speak in down here ) but i love

' the games a bogie '

does not matter what the weather is like wee say *it's clammy intit *  

PMSL!! Hiya you  

We say that all the time here (Nottingham)

One of a long list that we Geordies have............put wood in ole.....anyone know what that means? *Questionaire* 

hya     and anything with a whiff is pure bowfing  pmsl

Dathered and dithered...means cold 

what is fettle..... how are you

Az gaan yam fer a wesh!..I'm going for a wash

Asser garn marra?, I'm going mate

Giv owa...give over or behave 

Shut the door please.....

aye

The North East has got some mint sayings I don't know if I can pick a fave, but 'haddaway and shite' is definitely up there  

Up north we used to say "Looks like the cats died" when we saw someone in trousers which were too short.   I never understood it.

I still love that one and still can't get me head aroond it 

i think its something to do wi flags at half mast lol 

YAY! That famous firm of solicitors  

A common one from my mam "Ahm nithered!"

I live in the East End(ish) of That Lundun now, and I dunno what lercal sayings they have heeya

Whowashewiv  (probably spelt wrong)  but this is said alot here, say it fast. means who was he with

oh and: 

hacky - filthy

clarty - muddy

hoyin' down - chucking down with rain

stottin' down - when its raining so hard its bouncing off the ground, and as explanation:

stott - bounce

claggy - sort of sticky, like when you eat toffee and your teeth get all stuck together and stuff

We used to say ..........Charlies dead if someones petticoat was showing ................how old does that make me sound?

When we were at school and girls wore white socks - the boys used to say 'are you bragging or complaining?' - white socks were supposedly virginal.

Y' knaa worra mean like? 

That sounds a bit Geordie wheewerhewhi?

Yay Saz!    

not sure if its local , but my mam called boobies poutsies   me and my sis still do to this day 

West Cumbrian Saz...world of our own 

Hehe! I can't remember what me and my mam called them.........I think it was 'my chest'  Ive had a sheltered upbringing 

We used to say that too........South East London.

Where I came from the Off licence was called the "Beer Off"

I was SE London too ............(Croydon)

My dad used to call them threepennies. Or phoneticall thrupennies

omg am laffin here , i can still hear her saying  look at that whore in distress wi her poutsies hanging out  ........... she was talking about jaqueline bissett lol 

All things I miss being able to say without people looking at me like I'm an eejit

Was the offy (and still is, I think) here

cargo shop lol 

My friend was from Middlesborough - she used to call the Launderette 'The Bag Wash' - it used to make me smile.

We just didn't know how to go about things........you know