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Cumbrian Dictionary

1.(adv. awer) over, e.g. Lowp ower t'yat = Jump over the gate.

2.(adv. awer) too, e.g. I was jipped, two quid's ower dear furra pint = I was over charged, two pounds is rather expensive for a pint of beer.

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Cleveland Dialect List

(ow pronounced as in hour) - over

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A Geordie Dictionary

Over

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North Country (Newcastle) Words

over, too: 'ower little', 'ower large'; ower-tane - overtaken; out-ower - across, beyond or on the other side of a hill; ower-by - over the way; owerfornenst - opposite to

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