Tuesday, 19 August 2014

22 Words That Have A Totally Different Meaning In The South

It’s more than a region, it’s a state of mind.


"Y'all"


"Y'all"


What it means everywhere else: Another way of saying "you guys."


What it means in the South: A word you use to address two or more people that's used in almost every single sentence.


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"Seasons"


"Seasons"


What it means everywhere else: Fall, winter, spring, and summer.


What it means in the South: Hot, super freaking hot, and cold for a couple of weeks.


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"Football"


"Football"


What it means everywhere else: A popular contact sport.


What it means in the South: Religion, and what the South is best at.


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"Mosquitoes"


"Mosquitoes"


What it means everywhere else: Small bugs that are a minor annoyance.


What it means in the South: Bird-sized flying vampires that are the absolute bane of your existence.


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