Appendix:Geordie English
This is an alphabetical appendix (a lexicon of sorts) of words used in the Geordie variation of Northumbrian English language.
Suffixes edit
A edit
B edit
- baad
- baal, baall
- back end
- back-shift
- back-side
- backside
- bad
- badly liked
- badly off
- bad man's oatmeal
- bad weather geordy
- baff
- bagie
- bairn
- baist
- bait
- bait can
- bait poke
- bamp
- bamps
- bang
- bank
- banked up
- banksman
- banky
- bannock
- banty
- bap
- bargie
- bark
- barley
- barney
- barra
- barra boy
- barras
- barry
- bash
- bashin crop
- baste
- bat
- batter
- bay
- beak
- beck
- billy
- boiley
- bonnie
- bonny
- bowk
- broon
- Broon
- Broonale
- bubble
- burn
- burr
C edit
D edit
F edit
- farm yakkor - noun
- fash - noun - verb
- fettle - noun - verb
- fishwife - noun
- forkytail - noun
G edit
H edit
J edit
K edit
L edit
M edit
N edit
O edit
P edit
R edit
- radge, radges
- radgepacket - noun
- radgie - noun
- radgie gadgie - noun
- ralphie - noun
- reek, reekin
S edit
- Sand Dancer - noun
- Sand-Dancer - noun
- Sandancer - noun
- Sandy - noun
- scran - noun
- scrawn
- shan
- shite, shites
- shy bairns get noot, shy bairns get nowt
- Smoggy, Smoggies
- sneck - noun
- spelk - noun
- spuggy - noun
- spuggies - noun
- stinka - noun
- stot - verb
- stots - verb form
- stottin - verb form
- stotted - verb form
- stottie - noun
- stottie cake - noun
- stotties - noun
- stotty - noun
- stotty cake - noun
T edit
W edit
- we aye - inter
- we aye man - inter
- whisht - inter
- wi
- wife - noun
- wooley back - noun
- wor
- wor kid
- wor lass
- wye aye - inter
- wye aye man - inter
Y edit
References edit
Frank Graham (1987) The New Geordie Dictionary, →ISBN Northumberland Words, English Dialect Society, R. Oliver Heslop, 1893–4 Todd's Geordie Words and Phrases, George Todd, Newcastle, 1977[1]