What does thi mean

A page to help you understand the Yorkshire slang we use.

  • Ain’t – Am not/ are not
  • Bloody-Very
  • Bollocks – ‘Something great’
  • Butter- Smooth
  • Canny – Can’t
  • Cheeky- ‘Rude but funny’
  • Chuffed- Happy
  • Does thi- Do I/you
  • Ey up- Hello
  • Faffing- Messing
  • Few quid- A few pounds (£)
  • Folk-People
  • Gander-look
  • Inside out back to front- ‘Wearing the same pair of underwear 4 times’
  • Jollies/jolly- Holiday
  • Knack-‘A clever trick’
  • Nay- No
  • Nowt- Nothing
  • Nip out- Go some where for a short period of time
  • On’t- On the
  • Owt-Anything
  • Proper- Something done very well
  • Reyt- Alright
  • Summat- Something
  • Si’thee- Goodbye
  • Stuff- Things
  • Take the mick/piss- ‘To take advantage of someone/ take a while to do something’
  • Tinterweb- Internet
  • Thi-Me
  • Tosser- A foul/ stupid person
  • Wander- A walk