Angishore - "a weak, miserable person"
Arn - "any"
Ballyrag - "to abuse"
Bannikin - "a small tin cup"
Barrisway - "a lagoon at a river mouth"
Bayman - "anyone not from St. John's"
Bliver - "to shiver with cold"
Chucklehead - "a stupid person"
Chinch - "to stow tightly"
Clout - "to hit an opponent hard"
Clobber - "an untidy state of things"
Douse - "to give a quick blow"
Drung - "a narrow, rocky lane"
Drook - "a valley with steep wooded slopes"
Duckish - "between sunset and dark"
Duff - "pudding of flour, fat pork and molasses"
Dulse - "a kind a seaweed"
Dudeen - "a pipe"
Faddle - "a bundle of firewood, fardel"
Faggot - "a pile of half-dried fish"
Flipper - "a seal's forepaw"
Frape - "a rope with blocks to moor a boat"
Funk - "smoke or vapor of evil odour"
Gandy - "a pancake"
Gulvin - "the stomach of a codfish"
Gowdy - awkward"
Heft - "to weigh in the hand"
Huffed - "vexed"
Hummock - "a small hill"
Jinker - "one who brings bad luck"
Jut - "to hit someone with your elbow"
Lashins - "plenty"
Lolly - "soft ice beginning to form in a harbour"
Longers - "rails for a fence"
Lops - "small breaking seas"
Mauzy - "misty"
Mummer - "visitor in disguise at Christmas time"
Mush - "porridge"
Narn - "none"
Nish - "tender, easily injured"
Planchen - "the floor"
Prise - "a lever"
Prog - "food"
Puddock - "stomach"
Rawny - "very thin, bony"
Scrawb - "to tear with the nails"
Scut - "a dirty, mean person"
Scruff - "the back of the neck"
Sish - "ice broken into particles by surf"
Slob - "ice newly frozen"
Shule - "to move away backwards"
Smidge - "a stain"
Sloo - "to get out of the way"
Sliveen - "a mischievous person"
Squabby - "soft as jelly"
Squish - "sound of waters exuding from boots"
Spile - "a peg for a hole in the cask"
Stunned - "foolish or naive"
Swatch - "to shoot seals in pools amid ice floes"
Swig - "to drink from a bottle"
Switchel - "cold tea"
Teeveen - "a patch on a boat"
Titivate - "to adorn exceedingly fine"
Tole - "to entice with bait"
Touton - "fried bread dough"
Townie - "a person from St. John's"
Traipse - "to walk around unnecessarily"
Truck - "payment for fish by merchandise"
Tuckamore - "a low clump of trees"
Twig - "to catch a meaning"
Wattle - "a small slim fir"
Yarry - "rising early, alert"
Yaffle - "an armful of dried fish"
Yer - "here"
Yap - "to retort angrily"
....Every greeeeat once in a while I even indulge myself and buddie's bypouring out a shot and tossin a xanie or ativ in it and lettin it dissolve really get's the job done
....lol... Ever heard benzo's referred to as felony pills? It really just takes some self control and its a pretty good time Dont drink to much more then that and definitely dont take anymore then that and you will b ok....if not you will probly find your way to a felony
