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Common terms and phrases
adjective Barghest become beside Bible boggart boys bread Brks cake called charm Cheshire child church common Cornish corruption Cotgrave counties cure custom death denoting Devil dial dialect form dialects Dictionary e.An England fairies first-foot Friday Glossary I.W. Wil Irel Lakel Lancashire Lincolnshire luck means Midl Midlands n.Cy n.Midl need-fire never night nouns O.Fr occurs originally participle person phrase pixy plural preterite pronoun pronunciation proverb rhyme round rustic Scotland Shropshire Shrove Tuesday signifies standard English standard language Sunday superstition supposed sw.Cy tell term thee thing unlucky unstressed form verb village vowel w.Cy w.Som w.Yks warts wedding whilst witches woman word Wyclif's Bible Yorkshire