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copy v The following are some of the NFLD names used when referring to jumping from one pan of ice to another: COCKEYING HARBOUR GRACE COONEYING BRIGUS COPYING ST. JOHN'S, LEWISPORTE, FOGO, TILTING COPYING CLAMPERS ARGENTIA JUMP'IN CLUMPERS GRAND BANK PANNING RODERICTION RANKEYING FOGO SKI...

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Language:English
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English language > Dialects > Newfoundland and Labrador
Newfoundland
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description copy v The following are some of the NFLD names used when referring to jumping from one pan of ice to another: COCKEYING HARBOUR GRACE COONEYING BRIGUS COPYING ST. JOHN'S, LEWISPORTE, FOGO, TILTING COPYING CLAMPERS ARGENTIA JUMP'IN CLUMPERS GRAND BANK PANNING RODERICTION RANKEYING FOGO SKIPP'IN PANS HARE BAY B.BAY SWISHING ST. ANTHONY TARRYING HARBOUR GRACE TALLYING ST. ANTHONY TIPSEYING GLOVERTOWN -> ocer DICT CEN. copy all items for dialect 51 D3 Used I and Sup Not Used Not Used cockey, cobby, conky, coody, cooking, coony, copying, copy pan, copsy* Checked by Jordyn Hughes Tue 21 Jun 2016
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References: Dictionary of Newfoundland English, http://www.heritage.nf.ca/dictionary/index.php
Dictionary of Newfoundland English Word Form Database
15569
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