It is a Southern way of saying "I swear" but it's not used very much anymore. It's pronounced "I SWANee." Typically used in instances of shock and surprise.
Use in a sentence - "Well I suwannee, if it isn't my lost cousin Jasper!"
It's a derivation of "I swan," which in turn is a derivation of "I swear."
In the Deep South, we call 'em gals.
It is a southern Italian slang term for toilet ; - ie - "my life is flushed down the pishadoo"
Agita, as it is used here in the US means "acid indegestion". The word originated from the southern Italian slang for acid or "acido". The southern Italian slang pronunciation for ACIDO is ACEDA (pron. ah-ch-da). It has been incorrectly pronounced and written as agita in English. It is also mistakenly defined as a derivation of "agitare" to agitate. This is not the case.
Yes, it is. It is a nonsense exclamation used to indicate surprise or dismay. Example: Shoot fire! I forgot to buy milk!
This word "Slang" is an abbreviation of "Sick Language" i.e. SLANG. and in slang "Sick" means "Cool".
Down upon the Suwannee River was created on 2000-10-21.
Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge was created in 1979.
Southern slang in the United States developed from a mix of influences, including African American Vernacular English, regional dialects, and historical factors like slavery and migration patterns. It reflects the unique cultural and linguistic heritage of the Southern states.
Suwannee, Georgia... on the right of Suwannee Town Park... down the road from there. Is probably the best studio..
The web address of the Suwannee Historical Museum is: http://suwannee.org
The area of Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge is 214.483 square kilometers.
The Suwannee River starts in South Georgia and flows through North Florida before emptying into the Gulf of Mexico.
Johnny reb
There is no widely known usage of "oh flitter" as Southern slang. It might be a made-up expression or slang specific to a small local community.
The boom-slang is a southern African tree snake. Found from the Congo to Capetown.
Suwannee River
The phone number of the Suwannee River Regional Library System is: 386-362-2317.