Sunday, July 6, 2014

18 Words That Have A Totally Different Meaning In North Carolina

“I’m gone to Carolina in my mind.”


Youngin'


Youngin'


What it means everywhere else: Just a young person under the age of 18.


What it means in North Carolina: A young person under the age of 21 who literally can't comment on the business of "grown folks."


Prayitno / Creative Commons / Via Flickr: prayitnophotography


Snow


Snow


What it means everywhere else: A light, flaky type of precipitation that falls from the sky every winter.


What it means in North Carolina: If it's more than half an inch, the city is shutting down. Also, let's just hope you get to the grocery store in time or you'll be out of luck.


Chris Conroy / Creative Commons / Via Flickr: dyfl


Blue


Blue


What it means everywhere else: Literally just a color.


What it means in North Carolina: It's still just a color, but you need to be specific. Do you mean Carolina blue or Duke blue?


Tony Hammond / Creative Commons / Via Flickr: 8525214@N06


Yonder


Yonder


What it means everywhere else: Literally no one else uses this word except North Carolinians.


What it means in North Carolina: Yonder signifies a location that so far out of reach you cannot even begin to describe it by any other name.


Wendy / Creative Commons / Via Flickr: smkybear




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