GEORDIE

GEORDIE


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Word: Geordie
Word origin: mid 19th century: diminutive of the given name George .
Phonetic: ˈdʒɔːdi
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a person from Tyneside in the north-east of England.
relating to Tyneside, its people, or their accent or dialect. Example: Geordie humour


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Geo. Stephenson's safety lamp for miners.
Person from Tyneside
Tynesider
Native of Tyneside
Person from Newcastle-upon-Tyne?
Someone from Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Native of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Newcastle dialect
Newcastle-upon-Tyne native
Newcastle-born?
Nonstandard dialect from Newcastle-upon-Tyne
One from Tyneside taking part in binge or dieting?
Northerner's age — or diet — has no bounds
Tynesider, say, must turn up or fail at some stage
Native of the north, say, in recession: do _______ ?
Late king finally coming out for princess, a northerner
Basics
Member forced into a diplomatic mission
Compete in Lever business
Novocastrian
Northerner participating in binge or dieting?
For one such as Gazza, bruised ego leads to really drunken, ill-advised episodes
Dialect needing good English at all costs?
Northerner suggesting case of Grenache is worth the ultimate sacrifice?
Gorge or diet: whats in it for northerner?
Northerner – I say! – bagging Dior creation




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