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Category Archives: New Hampshire Slanguage
New Hampshire: Does a Cellar Grow Up to Become a Basement?
Pronounced “Sell-LAH” in New Hampshire, the cellar is becoming a rare find. Oh, it was different in the earliest days … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, New Hampshire Glossary, New Hampshire Slanguage
Tagged basement, cellar, New Hampshire, slang
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New Hampshire Slanguage: Bubbler
Bubblers come in many shapes and sizes…
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and perform more than one function.
Pronounced, “Bub-LA,” there are … Continue reading
Posted in New Hampshire Slanguage
Tagged bubbler, New Hampshire, pronounce, slang, slanguage, water fountain
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New Hampshire Slanguage: Hapast
It's a wonder anyone can understand us…
when we (New Hampshirites) speak. In addition to speaking much faster … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, New Hampshire Slanguage
Tagged half past, hapast, New Hampshire, slang, slanguage, speak, time
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New Hampshire’s Official State Sandwich
In the spirit of one-upmanship… ![]()
New Hampshire needs an official State Sandwich. We recently gained an official state fruit–… Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Humor, New Hampshire Slanguage
Tagged catsup, fluffernutter, fruit, gelatin, grinder, guton, ketchup, marshmallow, New Hampshire, pumpkin, sandwich, state, turkey
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New Hampshire Slanguage: Frappe
New Hampshire natives, and others in New England…

prefer to call a milkshake, a “frappe.” It is one … Continue reading