Thats Fine!
As Fo’ the rest of Ya’ll - Test your Suthern vocabulary skills!
Define the following words (so’s yankees kin understand em)
Ax
Abode
Barn
Braid
Bun
Rat Cheer
Fussed
Cad
Caw
Stow
Thud
Gull
Fode
Wah
Some of us grew up in urban settings in the North and have little trouble understanding these words when used by our urban peers.
Well you missed “taken” which is the plooperfect participle of taking, take, took, and every other combination that implies one got something.
NOBODY gived the right answers, or tried tuh... So heah they is
Ax (question) Ah ax Betty Lou fo a date
Abode (piece of wood) Ah smacked that old mule with abode
Barn (hatched) I wuz barn in Buminham
Braid (a baked good) That wuz right tastee braid
Bun (gets hot, like, when you stick your hand in the far)
Rat Cheer (not there) (here) like, I laid it rat cheer.
Fussed (comes rite before second)
Cad (to tote) I cad a hunert pounds
Caw (automobile) That’s a fine new caw!
Stow (a place where you buy stuff)
Thud (comes after second)
Gull (young woman) She’s one purty gull
Fode (a certain type of caw) (Tennessee Ernie’s last name)
Wah (a battle, twixt opposing armies)
Two strange southern words: buggy and toboggan.
A buggy is a grocery shopping cart and a toboggan - they say - is a hat you wear in the winter.