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ingles scouser Accent and dialect of English found primarily in the metropolitan county of Merseyside.
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People say it's vital to have a scouse heartbeat and local players.
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If you're a scouse coffee aficionado, let us know which one he means.
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Even a scouse of mouldy biscuit met the approval of Loolowcan.
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Unbeaten in their past six, it is the scouse Blues who are looking good.
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My husband is from Liverpool and talks fondly of scouse.
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His speech quickens; the scouse vowels get more pronounced.
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I phoned her and heard that familiar scouse voice cutting through a cacophony of shouting.
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I don't think it comes down to whether there is a scouse lad in the team.
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In a controversial and, frankly, snobbish outpouring on BBC radio she attacked the modern scouse accent.
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There was one thing to do and I did it-calledthem aft and gave them some hot scouse.
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Give me a bowl of me ma's scouse with crusty bread any day and I'm a happy scouser.
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The funny thing was I could never understand a word he was saying when he spoke to the other scouse lads.
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And who in all honesty wouldn't like to hear the scouse Dusty Springfield lend her brassy tones to Whip You With A Strap?
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Gentrification -the family patriarch was born in the workhouse -is neatly captured when the sibs tuck into scouse with artisan bread: Three quid.
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But how would Gladstone have fared with his booming scouse habit of addressing Queen Victoria (so she said) as if she were a public meeting?
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He was no Russian: his accent was Scouse, deep, strong and quick.