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  • curprev 02:1502:15, 3 October 2023 Gardotd426 talk contribs m 58,641 bytes +138 Other verb forms: I live in the heart of the Appalachian American Accent range, and was raised in the Midland Accent Region with an Appalachian mother and mother's family, I code switch several times a day, and I can say without a doubt that "Might X" is equally used for should|would|could undo

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  • curprev 07:5307:53, 28 August 2023 24.209.110.247 talk 58,979 bytes −4 Vocabulary: Acquaintance was 180° polar opposite of the exact definition mentioned in the referenced video. Jasper is a stranger, or someone you aren't familiar with and have no reason to trust. Not a known acquaintance, that would be a peckerwood. undo Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit

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  • curprev 22:2122:21, 12 October 2022 2a02:c7c:70bb:3100:4967:9a00:dc34:9f0d talk 58,537 bytes −1,123 Origins: corrected some misattributions, afeared did not originate from southern England, it was common english and also found in the Scots language, the h-retention claim makes zero sense, h-dropping is not found in northern England or Scotland, but extremely common in southern and central England, which this article also incorrectly claims Appalachian english originates from. undo Tags: references removed Mobile edit Mobile web edit

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