Souce - Roger Mellie's Profanisaurus ? should include chocolate hostageThe dictionary definition of "Hoy" is "The act of propelling a container or containers of excrement in the direction of lesser mortals"
If that’s true I think Covcity4life might be a makem spy"Haway" is simply "Away" as in "Away the lads" probably mixed with a bit of "Hurrah". Celebratory or lauding your comrades. Or it could just be their accent has affected their typing
I know we've moved on by now and I've probably spent way too long entertaining myself reading some of the drivel on the Sunderland forum but can someone explain to me what the following words actually mean?
Hoy, bairn, marra, haway, oh and Mackem!!
I can make a rough guess at one or two but are they actually old English words or just part of the local dialect in that town? Tried getting a local who sat next to me to explain why they were called the Mackems but the 5th goal went in and I lost all interest after that! Anyway I just want the gap in my education filled so I can communicate more effectively next season when we go on another 550 mile round trip!
550 mile round trip? Which way did you go?
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