A Glossary of Berkshire Words and Phrases, Volume 41

a-gwaain a-had a-veelin agin allus apples ater avoor awaay awld awnly awver be-ant becomes beer Berkshire birds Blewbury blow boys called chap chaze child cock common commonly cood'nt corn daay drink drowed dwoant expression gurt Hampstead Norreys hev a-bin Hocktide horse Imperfect Tense Indicative Mood knawed kwut laay look maain maayde maayke marbles marnin Me-uster means moor Mummers narn Newbury Weekly noise nothun one's ooll pe-us pegs person phrase piece plaze Plural prong pronounced rabbit rhyme rick round Singular SKEWT sometimes sound spelt stick straw stupid taayke tawld tell Tense thaay thee ther yent thing to-daay tree turmuts TWUNT Vaair vaayce veels Vicar of Bray Vide vight village vind vrom vurry vust waay wher whip whoam wood word wunt yead zaay zart zimmed zome zuch zummut zure