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Originally Posted by Hugh
I've only heard it in Scotland (where I grew up), and have never heard it in any part of England where I've lived/worked (most of England).
It's one of colloquialisms that doesn't seem to travel from Scotland, like -
Greetin - crying
Wains - children
Winching - kissing
Ginger - pop / fizzy drinks
Piece - sandwich
Gallus - impressive/cheeky
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I've heard of Greetin, Wains & Piece.
The best one is asking in a Scottih chippy for a Fish Supper & Chips
