This might be a bit off topic, but the new redneck dictionary that just went on sale yesterday, does it include all the redneck words from season 1 (and season 2?) plus more?
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I thought while there's a thread on it, i would start making redneck words. I figured rather than doing them from the show, we should just make new ones. And maybe, just maybe, if we get a big enough list, our editor (wb89er) can ask the moderators of tv.com if there's any way to give the list to the show! I doubt it, but maybe. For the dictionary (you can if you want to) I wanted it to match the dictionary that was just released (so the word, description, and used in sentence). I didn't know the verb, noun, etc. usage on some, so I guessed
Quaker (verb, adjective): To mention that the ground's shaking up. There's a quaker right now Bill, so I would advise not visiting us here today.
Woody (verb): To inquire. Woody like to visit us tonight?
Kentucky (verb): To ask about someone's typing. Kentucky this essay any faster?
There was another word, but I felt it would be disrespectful to the victims/survivors of the hurricanes.
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The first (and still favorite) redneck word I heard on the show was "masterpieces." Larry the Cable Guy is shown leaning over a doctor's exam table, and he says something like "When that dog saw me comin', he leaped over the fence, opened his jaws and tore masterpieces."
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How about "ominous": "Ominous get on out'cher way, aw'ight?"
Or "initial": "I know this girl who for ten bucks'll...[insert sexually explicit language here]...initial [insert more sexually explicit language here]."
Or "barium": "My cat died, and now I got to go dig a hole out back and barium."
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