[SoothingDave]

Do you ever make your kids dippy eggs?

[xsmommy]

never heard them called that, had to look it up, seems more PA dutchish than Pgh or am i mistaken?

bring in some other experts on pittsburghese explorer89 and martin. heard a dippy eggs?

[xsmommy]

and i can't remember what old jagoff of a Freeper was ragging on me for using the term JAGOFF, insinuating it was dirty. but i have proof it isn't.

from a linguistics professor at CMU:

Jag (as in jag off or jagging around) Definition: Various forms involving jag have to do with annoying, irritating, teasing, or playing tricks on. To jag someone or jag someone off means to irritate or tease. To jag around means to fool around, goof off. A jagoff is a person who is irritating because of being inept or stupid. Text example: "I don't know why she keeps jagging me all the time" -Dictionary of American Regional English, 1968. Origin: The exact origin of this word is unknown, but the source language is probably Scotch-Irish English. "To jag" means to turn sharply. Source: The Dictionary of American Regional English (DARE).