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Boi, bor, buh 22:07 - Dec 21 with 1592 viewsdominiciawful

Is there some kind of geographical split in this area on the useage of the above terms?

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Boi, bor, buh on 22:12 - Dec 21 with 1555 viewsSwansea_Blue

I was a boi. East side of Ipswich, the Heath Lane & Copleston massive innit. I use buh on here though as I’m a cunning linguist.

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Boi, bor, buh on 22:15 - Dec 21 with 1538 viewsfooters

Boy, from what I understand, is a more north Suffolk and Norfolk term.

Not sure I've heard many of the other variants from the mad, bad borderlands.

Indeed, the ever-reliable Suffolk Dictionary only lists 'bor' as an entry...

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Boi, bor, buh on 22:16 - Dec 21 with 1534 viewsjeera

That's thrice today you've started a new thread.

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Boi, bor, buh on 22:18 - Dec 21 with 1526 viewsjeera

Boi, bor, buh on 22:12 - Dec 21 by Swansea_Blue

I was a boi. East side of Ipswich, the Heath Lane & Copleston massive innit. I use buh on here though as I’m a cunning linguist.


I started using the variations to mock my Suffolk sounding friends when I was young.

And over time it became normal to address mates in that way.

Bloody social conditioning.

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Boi, bor, buh on 22:20 - Dec 21 with 1506 viewsfabian_illness

West of Ipswich, it’s definitely ‘buh’.
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Boi, bor, buh on 22:23 - Dec 21 with 1496 viewsdominiciawful

Boi, bor, buh on 22:16 - Dec 21 by jeera

That's thrice today you've started a new thread.


Bully.

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Boi, bor, buh on 22:32 - Dec 21 with 1479 viewsfabian_illness

Boi, bor, buh on 22:16 - Dec 21 by jeera

That's thrice today you've started a new thread.


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Boi, bor, buh on 22:54 - Dec 21 with 1451 viewsearlsgreenblue

Definitely “Boh” if your a Stow martian………
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Boi, bor, buh on 00:38 - Dec 22 with 1382 viewsKropotkin123

Boi, bor, buh on 22:12 - Dec 21 by Swansea_Blue

I was a boi. East side of Ipswich, the Heath Lane & Copleston massive innit. I use buh on here though as I’m a cunning linguist.



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Boi, bor, buh on 09:26 - Dec 22 with 1168 viewsGeoffSentence

Bor is a Norfolk thing.

'Ah yoroit bor'

Short for neighbour I believe

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Boi, bor, buh on 09:54 - Dec 22 with 1135 viewsBluespeed225

I’m prone to using both, while despite having the ‘south Suffolk’ accent, I.e Ipswich, not broad Suffolk, blends into North Essex, I do like an ‘alright b’ and an ‘Allo booiii’ when greeting mates!
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Boi, bor, buh on 12:18 - Dec 22 with 1073 viewsjontysnut

Boi, bor, buh on 22:12 - Dec 21 by Swansea_Blue

I was a boi. East side of Ipswich, the Heath Lane & Copleston massive innit. I use buh on here though as I’m a cunning linguist.


My dad 90 years in Ipswich is a 'boi'. His mate similar age from Sudbury/Hadleigh is definitely a 'buh'
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Boi, bor, buh on 14:02 - Dec 22 with 1010 viewsFBI

Between Bury and Sudbury in the early 80s it was definitely 'Bor' as in "Yip, Bor! Whaddya knuw?"

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