Word: Definition:
Vittles Food
Y'all You all or all of you
Yonder Over there, that way, or in some other direction
Howdy Hi, sometimes pronounced "hI-dy"
Ain't Am not or Isn't
Hiddy-hole Hiding place for people and/or things
Reckon I suppose so or Do you think? (stick reckon in place of "think")
Reckon? I guess, maybe or I'm not quite sure
Ain'tcha Are you going to? but faster ;)
The other day Could actually be the other day or 20 years past
Hitched Getting hooked up to something or getting married
Gonna Going to
in' The pronunciation for anythin' endin' in "ing"
I... How you pronounce a word with a long I, such as "rIght", "nIght" and "slIght"
Bit A little
Tad See "Bit"
Ri-cheer Right here
Naw No
Uh The pronunciation for anything ending in "ow" like "yellow" or "window" so it's
more like "yella" or "winda"
Ritechyonder congunction of right and yonder, meaning over there
Git Different pronunciation of Get or in place of go. Exp: "Go on, git"
didja'hear? Did you hear
Them Used in place of "those". Exp: "git me them apples"
Young'un(s) Child(ren)
Oughta Ought to
'n In place of "and"
Ya You
Basically cut off any'n all "ings" and replace with "in'". Get rid of all "o" sounds replace with "ah". And never EVER pronounce the word to! Its pronounced "tu" as in "I'm goin' ta gitcha" .
Uh The pronunciation for anything ending in "ow" like "yellow" or "window" so it's
more like "yella" or "winda"
Ritechyonder congunction of right and yonder, meaning over there
Git Different pronunciation of Get or in place of go. Exp: "Go on, git"
didja'hear? Did you hear
Them Used in place of "those". Exp: "git me them apples"
Young'un(s) Child(ren)
Oughta Ought to
'n In place of "and"
Ya You
Basically cut off any'n all "ings" and replace with "in'". Get rid of all "o" sounds replace with "ah". And never EVER pronounce the word to! Its pronounced "tu" as in "I'm goin' ta gitcha" .
