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The things you see with, and the personal pronoun denoting individuality. How do they say this down south? |
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To obtain the use of, not always on a temporary basis. How do they say this down south? |
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A piece of furniture used for sitting. How do they say this down south? |
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The meal Southerners eat while Northerners are eating lunch. |
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The colorful and sweet smelling part of the plant. How do they say this down south? |
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To spoil. How do they say this down south? |
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Word used to summon dogs. How do they say this down south? |
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Term employed by genteel Southerners who wish to avoid saying "ain't" |
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Southern state just north of Florida. How do they say this down south? |
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What do Southerners call Guests? |
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A pre-sliced loaf of soft, store bought bread that no Southern woman dared to place before her family in older and simpler days |
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A state of wedlock that any preacher can put you into, but only a lawyer can get you out of.
What do they call this down south? |
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| 13.
Anything that is not Southern is referred to as what down south? |
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Opposite of off. How do they say this down south? |
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What you write on; also the colloquial word for newspaper. How do they say this down south? |
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