Northern Slang Kids Hoodies

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Daft Apeth. A Northern (specifically lancastrian) term for a fool, roughly equivalent to the modern term 'muppet' not really and insult, almost a term of endearment. Pronounced like 'a-peth' (longish A) Origin: Shortening of a daft 'alfpenny.

Lots of Lancashire phrases and sayings in one bobby dazzler design!

Geordie slang. A typography design that has a host of Northern England slang words and sayings surrounding the outline of the Angel of the North sculpture.

Support our wee country and cheer on Northern Ireland with this design based on a retro style Celtic cross and NI crest with the classic Norn Iron saying At's Us Naii! A great gift for all members of the green and white army.

Irish Slang, Bout Ye, how are you, how about you, lettering by my own human hand!! Handwritten Bout Ye font text typography.

Support our wee country and cheer on Northern Ireland with this design based on a retro style Celtic cross and NI crest with the classic Norn Iron slang slag Your Da Sells Avon! A great gift for all members of the green and white army.

Irish Slang, Bout Ye, how are you, how about you, lettering by my own human hand!! Handwritten Bout Ye font text typography.

Support our wee country and cheer on Northern Ireland with this design based on a retro style Celtic cross and NI crest with the classic Norn Iron saying "Aye yer Ma!" A great gift for all members of the green and white army

Ey up cocker what an amazing tshirt from Lancashire

Be Reet - northern slang in Manchester, Yorkshire, and elsewhere in northern England

Irish Slang, Bout Ye, how are you, how about you, lettering by my own human hand!! Handwritten Bout Ye font text typography.

Humor

For when you're not just chuffed, but proper chuffed. Yorkshire dialect and white rose design by Yorkshire Stuff..

You're a reyt bobby dazzler husband gift tshirt from Lancashire

Support our wee country and cheer on Northern Ireland with this design based on a retro style Celtic cross and NI crest celebrating the signing British Champions from 1984. A great gift for all members of the green and white army

How a true Northerner would say it

Regardless of how you pronounce it, it's tasty.