Agree on the others. But did you know the word “reckon” originated in Scotland? And I mean reckon as in “to assume or conclude,” not the British reckon meaning to add up. I reckon that’s due to all those Jacobite Scotsmen immigrating into the Carolinas and then migrating further inland.
My ancestors were from Scotland and reckon is still used a lot. The one that drives me nuts is “you’uns”, “you’ens”, or however it is spelled. I’ll take “y’all” any day.
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probably said also said “melk”