Hinny

[dead red]

When was the last time you heard anyone saying hinny, Ive haven't heard it in yonks.

 

[mcq10]

Today several times. I work with a sand dancer in my department.

She's a numpty tbf

 

[Barnacle Boy]

Me aunty from Seaham says it all the time

 

[DisillusionedOldGit]

Me aunty from Seaham says it all the time

They say "Hun " round here (Teesdale) it sounds odd .Down in the Notts coalfield blokes call each other "Love" a bit worrying first time you hear it.

 

[Heeeed the Ball]

I say it all the time, Hinny

 

[PJH]

Usually once or twice a day. From the older folk.

 

[Barnacle Boy]

They say "Hun " round here (Teesdale) it sounds odd .Down in the Notts coalfield blokes call each other "Love" a bit worrying first time you hear it.

Aye I've heard about that 'love' thing. f***ing weirdos

 

[chunkyshanhawk53]

I use it with the southerners when I'm taking the piss

 

[j.w]

Rarely working with smoggies

It's all 'mar mate'

 

[LadyMuck]

Today several times. I work with a sand dancer in my department.

She's a numpty tbf

Didn't realise it was a shields thing. I say it all the time too!

 

[vote quimby]

Me aunty from Seaham says it all the time

it is popular in Seaham like

 

[becs]

I sometimes call the youngest hinny.

 

[Sebasaurus II]

it is popular in Seaham like

People from Seaham say 'fud' instead of food and 'rum' instead of room though. Weird as owt.

 

[vote quimby]

People from Seaham say 'fud' instead of food and 'rum' instead of room though. Weird as owt.

brum instead of broom

 

[Sebasaurus II]

brum instead of broom

Ad infinitum.

 

[zwartekat]

Didn't realise it was a shields thing. I say it all the time too!

I thought Shields was 'doll'?

 

[johnna]

never say it luva

 

[LadyMuck]

I thought Shields was 'doll'?

Don't know anyone that says doll.
I say flower a lot aswell though as a term of endearment to young'uns!

 

[zwartekat]

Don't know anyone that says doll.
I say flower a lot aswell though as a term of endearment to young'uns!

Must just be me.

 

[Ras Kassiano]

the Easington Lane and Thornley denizens i know use it. what's it meant to be, a less creep version of honey or summet?

usually just reply back with, alreet cher, in-keeping with the colloquialisms like