I still say 'Were you born in a barn?': https://www.ourwarwickshire.org.uk/content/article/warwickshire-words-and-sayings

I usually say, 'Put wood in t'ole!'

Are you sure you've posted the right link, lex?

A Warwickshire word of phrase I came across was the word, Tazzing, as in the phrase, I saw him tazing down the road, meaning going fast.

Another one was ( this nowze) , meaning do it now.

Link corrected! 'Put the wood in the hole' is one I've come across a lot too.

Having just read them, I wouldn't dare use the reference to the chicken in polite company. It means something very different where I come from.

"It's a bit black over Bill's mothers" is a local expression that I hadn't heard until I was quite old.

Now I've reread the chicken one, I get the alternative meaning Rebbonk! 'It's black over Bill's mother's' is one I've only come across in the last few years as well.

Apparently, it refers to rain clouds coming in from Stratford direction, hence reference to Bill.

A few more local words & phrases. One or 2 are a bit more widespread (eg pikeltes) though: https://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/batch-mardy-42-sayings-made-19775893

I thought, 'me bab' came from Birmingham way? My mum came from Nuneaton and I never heard her use it.

I suspect that this article has been compiled from a F/B page, so maybe we ought to treat a few of them with a little suspicion?

I did think 1 or 2 were more Brummie - I'd never come across 'blartin' until I made a few friends who haled from Britain's 2nd city.

I often wonder if contributors to the Telegraph have actually visited Coventry.

The Telegraph is (I believe) all written in Birmingham these days with a lot of syndicated material coming from Liverpool.

Oddly enough, blartin' was a fairly common phrase when I was growing up in Wyken.

I've been greeted with Hello Bab, or hello Duck, on chatting on the buses or at the bus stop.

That word blartin', made me s n i g g e r , as it is a rude word in Scotland, at least it was when I was growing up.


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[size=84][size=100]The word s n i g g e r , would not show up if I typed the letters together. I wonder why? Hence me separating the letters. [/size][/size]