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Often used in the same context:
owt,
nowt,
jonny,
fink,
gey,
cannae,
feck,
gareth,
haa,
nao,
tho,
judd,
nae,
gael,
twa,
blimey,
lol,
yur,
dat,
yer,
pish,
dere,
ricky,
armstrong,
lmfao,
tua,
guvnor,
liam,
coz,
eet,
hargreaves,
fulham,
conrad,
wus,
watford,
lika,
eck,
fren,
dearie,
tbh,
newcastle,
fing,
blackburn,
ferguson,
tch,
sammy,
matty,
askin,
walsh,
davies,
caan,
eto,
scouse,
andrea,
bish,
willie,
tottenham,
cobber,
baa,
englishman,
frazier,
haha,
oot,
albert,
rupert,
jessie,
brill,
mikey,
kenny,
laa,
cherie,
unu,
blackpool,
moses,
richards,
susie,
vele,
paula,
cyrus,
gits,
pob,
ither,
perez,
alf,
roberts,
sth,
cameron,
carrick,
steele,
hhh,
bwana,
geordie,
pratt,
burnley,
syd,
harvey,
nah,
wat,
charlton,
minging,
guys,
nobody,
refuse,
scotch,
....,
bengali,
chap,
consolations,
dad,
daddy,
dear,
do,
drunks,
englishmen,
feel,
fellas,
folks,
georgians,
gin,
hereabouts,
sich,
accursed,
beastly,
damn,
funny,
seme,
but,
chancy,
damnedest,
dirtiest,
goddam,
nastier,
nasty,
oddest,
queer,
screwy,
stupid,
unexciting,
unromantic,
unspectacular
Also try:
— Nouns for wot:
kind,
sort,
yer,
time,
cheer,
ton,
business,
fer,
things,
weather,
name,
more...
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