Isle of Wight Words: Slat

Isle of Wight WordsMore Island words defined by the excellent series, Mr Caulkhead’s Isle of Wight colloquialism (background).

Slat: To strike, slap or throw down.

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Mr Caulkhead defines Slat

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Don Smith
24, February 2010 10:24 pm

PUGHBLUE – Tory, Car-park, Spat.

annonymous
24, February 2010 10:31 pm

caulkhead, do you have a website with all these definitions on? you should….
or do a big post with all of them on. Maybe Simon will give you a page on the site

annonymous
24, February 2010 10:39 pm

surprised he hasnt done Mallyshag yet. and i dont think Nammet was there either.

annonymous
24, February 2010 11:09 pm

didnt know there was actually a dictionary…
I think my favorite has got to be Grockle-Can…

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_of_the_Isle_of_Wight#Language_and_dialect

http://www.round-the-island.co.uk/isle_of_wight_dialect/dialect.pdf

annonymous
Reply to  annonymous
24, February 2010 11:09 pm

and yes, i am bored

Kelvin Osborne
22, January 2012 12:51 pm

I’m an Overner-Dad was born on the Mainland-and I have an I o Wight dictionary, and tried mallyshag to see if I could outsmart Google. No chance!
“Emigrated” fifty-two years ago, as there was no work after Saunders-Roe shut.
Will keep an eye on Ventnorblog.
Regards; Kelvin

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