We compiled an A to Z of the Derbyshire dialect – how many of these words and sayings do you hear or use every day?
And let us know which ones you enjoy hearing the most!
1. A is for Anklebiter
Anklebiter is a Derbyshire word for a small child Photo: Pixabay
2. B is for Bladdered
Bladdered is a local saying for when someone has had to much to drink - they're said to be bladdered if they're drunk Photo: Pixabay
3. C is for Cob
One of the most controversial Derbyshire words - with those from foreign parts claiming it should be called a roll, bap or barm cake. It's not. It's a cob. Photo: Pixabay
4. D is for Duck
One of the most common dialect words you'll here in the county - it's a term of endearment and can be used for men and women alike. Photo: Pixabay