The Northmen in Cumberland Westmoreland
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-G. Lort, filth. I think, however, that the root both of this and some other north-country words of the same meaning, as " lair, " " glair, " " slairy, " is to be found in N. Leir, mud, mire, to which have accrued the various particles g, k, and s. " Clarty " always implies the idea of " wet dii-t. " North. Crav. Sco.
Clat. Cow-dung. N. Klatr, rejectanea.
Clayer. To climb. D. Klavre.
Cluye. A hoof. N. Mauff J). Eov.
North.
Sco.
CoLLOPS. Lumps or slices of meat. Also used in the singular for mea...t in general. A Cumberland farmer, dining with his landlord, replied, on being invited by the lady of the house to take some pudding, " Na, na — aw'd titter ha' collop than pudding any day — mess wad aw ! " that is — " I would rather have meat than pudding any day — truly (by the mass) would I. " S. -G. KoUopSy lumps of meat.
North. Crav.
174 CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORELAND WORDS OF SCANDINAVIAN ORIGIN.
Coup. To exclianga N, kaupa^ to traffic.
North. Crav. Crar a mixture of cheese, vinegar, and mustard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
-G. Lort, filth. I think, however, that the root both of this and some other north-country words of the same meaning, as " lair, " " glair, " " slairy, " is to be found in N. Leir, mud, mire, to which have accrued the various particles g, k, and s. " Clarty " always implies the idea of " wet dii-t. " North. Crav. Sco.
Clat. Cow-dung. N. Klatr, rejectanea.
Clayer. To climb. D. Klavre.
Cluye. A hoof. N. Mauff J). Eov.
North.
Sco.
CoLLOPS. Lumps or slices of meat. Also used in the singular for mea...t in general. A Cumberland farmer, dining with his landlord, replied, on being invited by the lady of the house to take some pudding, " Na, na — aw'd titter ha' collop than pudding any day — mess wad aw ! " that is — " I would rather have meat than pudding any day — truly (by the mass) would I. " S. -G. KoUopSy lumps of meat.
North. Crav.
174 CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORELAND WORDS OF SCANDINAVIAN ORIGIN.
Coup. To exclianga N, kaupa^ to traffic.
North. Crav. Crar a mixture of cheese, vinegar, and mustard.
What to read after The Northmen in Cumberland Westmoreland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Ferguson to read onlineMoreLess
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