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A glossary of provincial and local words used in England by Francis Grose
nim
ninniwatch
nitch
nidge
nithing
nittle
nog
noggin
nomine
nonce
nook
nook-shotten
noon-scape
nope
nor
nose-gigg
not
note
note-herd
nought
nought that's aught
nowt
nubbles
nush d
oaf
oak-webb
oast
oavis
ods-wowks!
o'er- lay
of all loves
oftens
old
old land
old lad
omy
on
oneder
onstead
ope-land
orts
ore
ore-weed
orndorns
osken
oss
otherwhiles
otherguess
ousen
oust
out-catch
out-cumbling
outen-work
ouzle
over
over-anunt
over-bodied
over-get
overswitcht
owl
owler
ownty
owse
ox-boose
oxlip
oxter
pack-rag day
paddock
paddick
paddle
paigle
patching
pame
pan
pancrock
pank
panking
panshon
pant
paramarrow
parbreaking
parcyand
parlous
partlet
pash
pate
pax-wax
pays
peale
peas and sport
pease- bolt
peasen
peck
pee
peed
peek
peel
peevish
pelt
pen-bauk
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