Canny - Something which is good, all right or nice, or a little bit of something or just 'quite' (Canny lass, canny drunk, canny hard) Wey Aye - Yes! Used when you really want to emphasise something; "Do you want to go for a drink? Wey Aye man! It is impossible to sum up Paul in a few sentences – he was a giant of a man in every way and his warmth, enthusiasm and fierce sense of justice permeated everything he did.

Our kid can also be heard in Manchester, often towards a sibling, especially a younger one, says Dr Rob Drummond, from Manchester Metropolitan University. Yes, 'bonnie' is still used in contemporary Scotland in everyday language and cultural contexts such as literature and music. Bonnie Scotland' is also commonly used in tourism to highlight the country's natural beauty and charm. What is Bonnie short for a girl? Crying child’s metal toy hoop is broken. Oh Bless her. Tho’ hoo she brok it aw divvent knaa. It’s myed of iron. Professor Richard Coates, from the University of the West of England, recalls people in Brighton using the old Sussex word twitten to refer to a narrow walkway.

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Of all of his achievements, Paul was most proud of his wonderful marriage to Louise and his very happy family life with his three sons, Thomas, Callum and Dominic. Rodney lives out and gets ridden at whatever time of day I’m not at work – 5am, 8pm, whenever I can. My Dad is my hero. Work is full on and when I ring him and say I can’t get home, he’ll get him in, feed him, get him ready if I’m going to ride.

The committee now had numerous other sources to choose from, including Joseph Ritson's Bishopric Garland and Northumberland Garland, John Bell's Rhymes of Northern Bards and Joseph Crawhall II's Tunes for the Northumbrian small Pipes. These then, together with the collected papers of its committee members, were the main sources of Northumbrian Minstrelsy, but works from other similar compilations were considered and used. There appears to have been relatively little collecting in the field. Boro or The Boro: Middesbrough Football Club or Middlesbrough itself even though Middlesbrough is not spelled ‘Middlesborough’. Born in Hebburn, he was a passionate ambassador for the Northeast and invested substantial personal effort to support local communities and issues, which was recognised by his appointment as a Deputy Lieutenant of Tyne and Wear.We're excited to be able to release the wildcards for this year's NAF Five Star Winter Championships, incorporating the Petplan Equine Winter Area Festival Championships, 19 - 23 April at Hartpury Arena in Gloucestershire. The term 'bonnie' carries a weight of affection and adoration. It is much more than an old Scots term; it is the heart of numerous traditional songs, a recurring motif in literature, and a significant aspect of the Scottish identity. The phrase 'Bonnie Scotland' perfectly encapsulates the country's charm and allure, weaving itself into the nation's cultural fabric and being used to describe its picturesque landscapes, engaging history, and proud people. Bonnie Scotland meaning Lush is used in both the south-west of England and Wales, according to Prof Coates and Dr Mercedes Durham, from Cardiff University. For added emphasis Prof Coates suggests you go for the classic gert/gurt lush. Bonnie Wee:Something small but attractive or appealing, often used to describe something small and cute, like a "bonnie wee house" or a "bonnie wee puppy."