English dialects glossary. 2013.
gattered — adj drunk, possibly from the notion of gunned down from gat, a gun. An item of student slang in use in London and elsewhere since around 2000 … Contemporary slang
Karin Månsdotter — (In Finnish:Kaarina Maununtytär), (November 6, 1550–September 13, 1612) was Queen of Sweden and wife of Eric XIV of Sweden. Karin was the daughter of the jailkeeper Måns (her last name simply means daughter of Måns ) and his wife Ingrid, peasants … Wikipedia
Johanna Marie Fosie — Johanna Marie Fosie, (1726 1764), was a Danish painter, the first professional native female artist in Denmark. Biography Born as child of painter Jacob Fosie, she learned to paint by her father together with her sibblings Michael Fosie and… … Wikipedia
Anna Klemens — Anna Klemens, (1718 1800), was an alleged Danish witch. She was lynched accused of sorcery in Brigsted at Horsens in Denmark, a lynching called the last witch lynching in her country and, most likely, in Scandinavia. Anna Klemens was consulting a … Wikipedia
Ohanaeze Ndigbo — Formation 1976 Headquarters Park Avenue, Enugu Membership 5 states (+ Igbo indigenous communities in River … Wikipedia
chore — I Scottish Vernacular Dictionary to steal. Example: It wis choried , gaun oot on the chore II Cumbrian Dictionary 1.( v chor) To steel, or pinch. e.g. I chored a yat on Sat day when I was gattered = I stole a gate on Saturday when I was under the … English dialects glossary
peeve — Cumbrian Dictionary ( n peev) alcoholic beverage, e.g. Ave you got any peeve, I wanna get gattered = Do you have any alcohol, as I d like to get a little drunk … English dialects glossary
