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English	English
(British Slang) foreigner who starts to learn tailoring or shoemaking upon arriving to England	greener
(new england) cornmeal mush	samp
(new england) drip pan	bakersheet
(new england) easily managed, (new england) easygoing but not bright, dexterous, glibly facile, having pleasant disposition, intelligent, showing intelligence, well, wise, shrewd; sharp, witty	clever
(new england) large sandwich, person or thing which grinds; molar tooth; device which sharpens tools; device which grinds food, somebody or something that grinds	grinder
(new england) meeting of voters, meeting of inhabitants, televised gathering	town meeting
(new england) second crop of hay	rowen
(new england) sweet apple pie	apple pandowdy
(new england) used in surprise	vum
(north england) fall	back end
(north england) like something, apprehend mentally, arrogance, excessive pride, haughtiness, conceitedness, exaggerated comparison in literature, imaginative idea, too much pride in yourself, whimsical object, witty expression	conceit
(north england) mist, darkness, gloom, gloomy darkness, murky	murk
(north england) money, brass musical instrument group or players, brass musical instruments, category of musical instruments; type of metal alloy which consists of zinc and copper, excessive self-assurance, high-ranking officers, item made of brass, it...	brass
(north england) ram, head of hammer, mate with a ewe, sexual relations (British Slang)	tup
(Slang) very; extremely (used in Scotland and Northern England as a euphemism for damned)	dooms

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