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• boak — I Scottish Vernacular Dictionary To throw up, be sick Example: See Tony Blair, every time I see his coupon, ah wantae boak II Glesga Glossary Vomit III Mid Ulster English to retch, to vomit From Scots bowk , Middle Scots L vocalisation with West… …   English dialects glossary

• cowp — I Scottish Vernacular Dictionary noun: rubbish dump. Example: Clean your room up, it looks like a bloody cowp in here verb: spill, fall over, tip. Example: Did you cowp mah pint, ya bastard? II Cumbrian Dictionary ( v kowp) Fall, e.g. Cowp ower …   English dialects glossary

• boke — I Mawdesley Glossary to poke. II North Country (Newcastle) Words to belch, ot vomit III Mid Ulster English to retch, to vomit From Scots bowk , Middle Scots L vocalisation with West Central monophthongisation to /o/ betraying the origins of… …   English dialects glossary

• cope — I North Country (Newcastle) Words to barter or exchange II Mid Ulster English to tip over, to fall over From Scots cowp , Middle Scots L vocalisation with West Central monophthongisation to /o/ betraying the origins of Scottish Planters …   English dialects glossary

• hoak — Mid Ulster English to search for, to forage (eg. Have a hoak for it ) From Scots howk , Middle Scots L vocalisation with West Central monophthongisation to /o/ …   English dialects glossary

• hoke — Mid Ulster English to search for, to forage (eg. Have a hoak for it ) From Scots howk , Middle Scots L vocalisation with West Central monophthongisation to /o/ …   English dialects glossary