Geordies are people who come from the northeast of England.
Some think it's from the mining days when everyone else was using a certain mining lamp, but people from the Northeast kept on using the George Stephenson lamps or "Geordie lamp".
In 1992 John Hall established NUFC and using blanket media coverage managed to strongly associate the term with the lower league football club.
A bamp is a Geordie slang term for an idiotic, ill-mannered, person.
An aad wife is a term used in Geordie slang for an old woman or an old wife.
It's slang for a bird; originally it referred to the linnet, a songbird which was popular as a pet cagebird in Victorian times, but has since come to mean any bird.
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The name Geordie is a colloquial term used to refer to people from the Tyneside region in northeast England, especially those from Newcastle upon Tyne. It is rooted in the Geordie dialect and is a term of endearment for those who hail from the area.
the slang term to lift it means that a person is stupid
It is slang for having sex.
areet i know this as im a geordie mate
The Slang term BFF Means "Best Friends Forever"
Noodle Juice is a 1920-30's slang term for tea.
In Geordie slang, "wor" is a term of endearment meaning "our" or "my" when referring to someone close to you like a friend or family member. It's often used in casual conversations or friendly banter.
Its another term for the "perineum".