[targa911S]

yinz are just been jaggoffs yoos shud live arand heer. I hadz talern a new langige..


Slippy - slippery
Dupa - Butt
Rift - Burp or Belch
"See how you are?" - Telling somebody that they know they act a certain way or always do something.
Crick - creek or stream
Red up - to clean up or straighten up a room, table, etc.
Jagger bush or Jaggerz - any type of bush with thorns
"He ain't got all his commies" - He does not have much common sense or he is not very smart.
"He ain't wrapped too tight" - He is crazy, he is short tempered, or he is not smart.
"He is beside himself" - He is upset or stressed out. I always found this one to be funny. How can you physically be beside yourself?
"He is not all there", or "He is not all together there" - He is crazy
"Up the house" - At home. No matter where your house is located from where you are, it is always "up the house"
"Whole nother" - Whole other as in "I got a whole nother one of dos up the house."
Ahia or Ohia - Ohio
Warshed, Wershed. Warsh, or Wersh - Washed or Wash
Bethlum - Bethlehem
Gumbands - Rubber bands
Arn - Iron
Quit jaggin around - quit fooling around
Jaggoff - a goof off, a fool, a stupid person
Yous guys, Youns, Younz, or Yins - All of you
Hoagies - Submarine sandwiches
Sammich - Sandwich
Melk or malk - Milk
Still mill - Steel mill
Stillers - Steelers
Picksburgh - Pittsburgh
Dahntahn - Downtown
Wit you - With you
An nat - and that " we were goin' dahntahn an nat"
Iggle - Eagle
Ize - I was
Dekkacards - Deck of cards
Pensivanya = Pennsylvania
Chipped ham - Sliced ham luncheon meat
Ascared - Afraid
Hisself - Himself
Theirselves - Themselves
Nebby or Nibby - nosey, wanting to know other people's business, a gossip person
No use of "to be" - My car needs fixed at the garage.
He drives truck - he is a truck driver
Chit chat - talk to somebody
Shoot the breeze - talk to somebody
Upere - Up there
Ligat or Likat - Like that
Spicket - Spiggot
Where yeatin - Where are you eating
Goin' on the hill - going to the top of any mountain
Gob - A snack cake with two round chocolate cakes with icing in the middle
Choklit or Choglit - Chocolate
"Rad" iator with a short "a" - Radiator with a long "a"
Likis of Ligis - Like this
Vetran - Veteran
Vetrinarian - Veterinarian
Intrest - Interest
Cabnet - Cabinet
Compny - Company
Famly - Family
Restrant - Restaurant
Where you at - Where are you?
Hot water heater - Hot water tank (why would you want to heat hot water?)
Dint - Didn’t
Wount - Wouldn’t
Coulnt - Couldn’t
Shoulnt -Shouldn’t
Arnt - Aren’t
Pitnic - Picnic
Greazy - Greasy
Punkin - Pumpkin
Birfday - Birthday
Winda - Window
Pilla or Pella - Pillow
Tomata - Tomato
Potata - Potato
People rarely uses the word "any". They use the double negatives for everything. "I don't have no (whatever it is they talking about)" "It won't do no good"
Fil-em - Film
Camras - Camera
Icening - Frosting, Icing on a Cake
Tagger - Tiger
Meer or meera - mirror
Ek-speshully - especially
Trick - a work shift
Turn - a work shift (he worked night turn)
Exscape - Escape
Thirpy - Therapy
Takdat or Takat - Take That
Vanalla - Vanilla
Prostrate - Prostate
Wound up - Ended up
Wind up - End up
Ornge - orange
Turned Around - "I gave him some tomatoes from my garden, and he turned around and gave them to the neighbor!"
Turn Around - "every time you turn around, something else goes wrong."
Reglur - Regular
Innerduce - Introduce
Nother - Other
Whicha - With you
Didcha - Did you?
Corter - Quarter
Acourt - A quart
Dem - Them
Dos - Those
Behint - Behind
Hunnert - Hundred
Woulda - Would have or would've
Coulda - Could have or could've
Shoulda - Should have or should've
Didja - Did you
Wouldja - Would you
Couldja - Could you
Shouldja - Should you