Specifically for girls


Givem to me


we have

1. Howdy
2. Hey Ya'll
3. I declare.....

9/3/2010 8:57:50 PM

"needs (past participle)" instead of "needs to be (past participle)"

9/3/2010 8:58:39 PM

"honey"

My GF's family calls me honey with every sentence

that, and honey child

^ needs fixed. yeah, her family says shit like that too

[Edited on September 3, 2010 at 9:00 PM. Reason : a]

9/3/2010 8:59:38 PM

kiss my grits

9/3/2010 9:01:12 PM

bless your heart
my word, Amna

9/3/2010 9:02:19 PM

"God Bless Her"
"I reckon"
"Over yonder"

9/3/2010 9:02:27 PM

GREAT one amna

[Edited on September 3, 2010 at 9:02 PM. Reason : ^NICE!]

9/3/2010 9:02:46 PM

"what fer?"

"cat's fer to make kitten's britches"

9/3/2010 9:02:57 PM

Reckon
Yonder


[Edited on September 3, 2010 at 9:04 PM. Reason : ^^^ Damn your quicker response and being in my brain! ]

9/3/2010 9:03:34 PM

Galavantin'
I swooney (sp)
comere

9/3/2010 9:04:08 PM

yall

9/3/2010 9:05:18 PM

fixin

9/3/2010 9:07:06 PM

SUMBITCH!!!

9/3/2010 9:08:21 PM

Sit for a spell

9/3/2010 9:08:51 PM

In a tissy

9/3/2010 9:09:57 PM

"well I nevah!"
"don't fret yer purdy lil head"
"piddlin'"
"madder than a wet settin' hen"

9/3/2010 9:10:04 PM

duuuude


yall are doing GREAT

9/3/2010 9:12:09 PM

HELLFIRE

9/3/2010 9:13:38 PM

kindly

I'm kinely upset that she ain't returned my potluck dish.

9/3/2010 9:14:40 PM

Colder'n a witch's tit in a brass bra

(...in a snowstorm is optional)

9/3/2010 9:16:31 PM

"between you, me and the fence post"

9/3/2010 9:17:04 PM

"Heavens to Betsy!"

9/3/2010 9:20:24 PM

cut the light on

9/3/2010 9:30:05 PM

"come have a little supper"
"it's time for a come to Jesus meetin'"
"plum tuckered out"

9/3/2010 9:32:59 PM

happier than a pig in shit

9/3/2010 9:33:25 PM

Knee high to a junebug.

9/3/2010 9:38:25 PM

Quote :

"it's time for a come to Jesus meetin"

I use this one all the time. But I got it from my dad, and we are from PA. So it's not technically a country saying

9/3/2010 9:39:50 PM

"boot" meaning the trunk of a car
"staying at" meaning you live there

9/3/2010 9:39:57 PM

boot is British dude, not country

9/3/2010 9:42:47 PM

a la a friend's face book status "hotter than a well digger's ass out here"

[Edited on September 3, 2010 at 9:46 PM. Reason : PA is country. I lived there for a while.]

9/3/2010 9:43:24 PM

"I need a beer before we do this."

9/3/2010 9:51:58 PM

I've been to PA; it's got its share of country

I've hit a block...I'm trying to channel my godmother as she was the queen of sayings, but it ain't comin to me :/
Some were just hers though...she's the only one I knew that said, "gonna have to call ole Roy Jones"

9/3/2010 9:52:21 PM

Since they were knee high on a grasshopper!

9/3/2010 9:52:27 PM

djeternal. i <3 you and all.


but my countrified part of the family says boot ALL of the time in reference to the trunk

9/3/2010 9:53:18 PM

This may or may not be country, but it got thrown around a bit when my mother felt like being snarky:

"Wish in one hand and shit in the other and see which ones fills up first."

9/3/2010 9:57:40 PM

Depends on the time of day... early my wish is good, after work shit is gonna win this one

9/3/2010 9:59:31 PM

down the road-a-piece.

9/3/2010 10:00:58 PM

pert-near

oh my word

my stars

i'm guilty of needs (past participle)

[Edited on September 3, 2010 at 10:38 PM. Reason : .]

9/3/2010 10:37:06 PM

9/3/2010 10:37:17 PM

9/3/2010 10:54:04 PM

using "wide open" as an adjective to describe a kid/person


I still don't quite understand that one.

[Edited on September 3, 2010 at 10:56 PM. Reason : or when they say they're going to "carry" someone somewhere instead of "take."]

9/3/2010 10:55:38 PM

SUMMMMBITCH!!!

9/3/2010 10:55:41 PM

"nigger"

9/3/2010 11:04:39 PM

My dad always said "directly" as if it were a time. And I've caught myself doing a few times.

"I'm just going up the road a bit. I'll be back directly"

Also I say "fixing" a lot. "I'm fixing to go the store, does anyone need anything?"

There's several more that I'm not remembering at the moment. My grandma uses these southern-isms, or whatever you want to call them, all the time. And I pick them up from her and my dad. Then there are some (like "honey") that I never realized were country/southern phrases until I ventured out in the world.

Remember a few:
My grandma always says "study". She uses it like the word "think" kind of. "I didn't know what was wrong with the TV, so I studied that I must have hit a button on the remote"
She also says "aim to". "Are you going to the grocery store today?" "I aim to".
I've always heard "fitting" as an adjective a lot, meaning good. "How was dinner?" "It was fitting" (different from saying "how fitting" or something like that)





[Edited on September 3, 2010 at 11:25 PM. Reason : c]

9/3/2010 11:13:15 PM

Supper

9/3/2010 11:47:18 PM

"a ways" or "a streak" in reference to distance
"after a while" or "in a little bit" in reference to time

and dont get me started on southern directions

9/3/2010 11:55:50 PM

"How you?"
"Well, I'm fine as frog hairs"

9/3/2010 11:58:51 PM

Don't hurry off now
take ya shoes off and sit a spell


[Edited on September 4, 2010 at 1:44 AM. Reason : ]

9/4/2010 1:43:29 AM

hotter than two rats humpin' in a wool sock

sweatin' like a whore in church

9/4/2010 1:52:32 AM

set 'er up

9/4/2010 1:53:07 AM