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Often used in the same context:
bairns,
laddies,
dreich,
owt,
natter,
barney,
shandy,
scran,
minging,
auld,
bollock,
feck,
tutting,
hokey cokey,
boyo,
chunter,
pish,
gobbing,
nowt,
witter,
telly,
yins,
squiffy,
chipolata,
parky,
wee,
cawl,
cannae,
butty,
pillock,
bladdered,
barm,
cheerio,
stramash,
scrumpy,
cockneys,
caff,
ale drinker,
ponce,
rammy,
larging,
braw,
daft,
geordie,
craic,
oatcake,
jape,
forsooth,
blimey,
elevenses,
fellah,
mardy,
sassenach,
whinge,
hwyl,
gabbling,
poncy,
fiddlesticks,
manky,
marmite,
chinwag,
cowpat,
tatties,
scot,
cuppa,
pleb,
deary,
wimmin,
doolally,
allsorts,
lassie,
chucklesome,
chuff,
faff,
beardie,
suet pudding,
oul,
cor blimey,
geeing,
morris dance,
stodge,
cobber,
cack,
banter,
duffing,
pommy,
philosophise,
slagging,
dokey,
gits,
twa,
camomile tea,
devilment,
matey,
fae,
gallus,
lairy,
splosh,
kedgeree,
kippers,
saveloy
More general:
blabber,
cackle,
chatter,
clack,
gabble,
gibber,
maunder,
palaver,
piffle,
prate,
prattle,
tattle,
tittle-tattle,
twaddle,
yack,
yak,
yakety-yak
Synonyms:
babble,
blather,
blither,
chin music,
idle talk,
prate,
prattle,
smatter
Also try:
— Adjectives for blether:
old,
dinna,
wee,
friendly,
ache,
first
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