Now mi owd maätes, some Linkisheer dialect

Linkisheer Dialect

Here are just a foo Linkisheer wods

‘inder-ends - leftovers, usually of grain crops
arrad - tired
chelp - cheek
cluft - smack
dossent - daren’t
eyeable - pleasant to look at
fullock - force
gawster - laugh helplessly
gorming - looking
grufty - dirty
hargle - argue
hossacking - laughing loudly
kelchin’ - tipping down with rain
mantle - walk
mawks - maggots
moithered - flustered
nicetish - a fair amount
recklin - runt, small
sich na pickle - state of confusion
skelled - tipped over
squad - mud
undernean clothes - underclothes
unepen - awkward

If you'd like to hear some spoken dialect, go to About 'Inder-ends. Then you might like to buy a copy of 'Inder-ends' that has a CD with 21 dialect tracks.

The Origins of Lincolnshire Dialect