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Scottish Words that hardly get used.
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By *avie65Man
over a year ago
In the west. |
"Pinger-cracks me up that word does
Snot heard of that what dos iy mean and where from
A pinger is a hard on. Central belt and West Coast I think "
I've heard of a stauner, but never a pinger. |
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"Pinger-cracks me up that word does
Snot heard of that what dos iy mean and where from
A pinger is a hard on. Central belt and West Coast I think
I've heard of a stauner, but never a pinger. "
stauner is whay i call it
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Shanner
Dillion/dilyun not sure what that is explain"
A shanner is something that is shite or minging - e.g. "the new Scotland strip's a shanner"
A dillion or dilyun is something cracking or good, the opposite of a shanner - "the new Scotland strip's a pure dillion!"  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Gie us a gummie…… a blowjob please!
Ya bampot…..idiot
Ma heid is durlin…… a sore head.
Fud…. vagina
Glaikit….. stupid
Stauner….hard on.
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I like 'gummie'. Had me laughing like 'blowie' from Inbetweeners.
When I worked in Grangemouth 20 years ago they called a blow job a 'gam'. |
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"Can anybody remember the word scullery. My gran used to use that all the time for kitchen "
Aye my Granny had one too, a wee room off kitchen vented to ootside so athing was kept chilled, nae fridges or electric in her times |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Twally - idiot
He's a right twally.
Yer maw - that'll be right
I'll beat you at darts tonight
Aye, yet maw.
Hoor - slapper and/or hooker
I fancy that hoor. |
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Fannybaws - never did get this other than a highly derogatory term
Windae licker - very crude and this day and age downright offensive relating to the special school bus as it was known way back then.
Eejit - still very descriptive!
Dobber - normally used with hawl ya dobber |
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By *avie65Man
over a year ago
In the west. |
"Fannybaws - never did get this other than a highly derogatory term
Windae licker - very crude and this day and age downright offensive relating to the special school bus as it was known way back then.
Eejit - still very descriptive!
Dobber - normally used with hawl ya dobber "
I use fannybaws as a way of greeting my mates but I have never thought of it as being derogatory or rude. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My pal used to say “couldny ride the side of a shoogly dyke” meaning they couldn’t ride a horse properly or effectively enough
I like the word ‘dreich’ means wet dark day. |
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"Pinger-cracks me up that word does
Snot heard of that what dos iy mean and where from
A pinger is a hard on. Central belt and West Coast I think "
Nope, never heard of a pinger. Although the microwave has pinged. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Pinger-cracks me up that word does
Snot heard of that what dos iy mean and where from
A pinger is a hard on. Central belt and West Coast I think
Nope, never heard of a pinger. Although the microwave has pinged. "
We all called it a pinger or a stauner, or a brickie, at school in the 90s lol |
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Hochmagandy or houghmagandie.
Kinda apt for this site.
Having sex for fun, rather than procreation, and typically with someone that may not be your spouse.
Anyone free for a wee social and a bit of hochmagandy?
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"Hochmagandy or houghmagandie.
Kinda apt for this site.
Having sex for fun, rather than procreation, and typically with someone that may not be your spouse.
Anyone free for a wee social and a bit of hochmagandy?
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The first time I heard that word was from James Cosmo in an episode of The Sweeney. It's a great saying. |
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"Shoogle"
I once had to “translate” this on another online forum where I was sharing a recipe it was a key part of (to me) harder to do than it sounds!
I’m a Scot with an English accent weirdly but still use lots of Scot’s words and phrases I love varied language used to enjoy annoying a certain English boss by using the word “outwith” in certain reports |
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How I feel right now haha
