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Why does the 'Intrusive 'R' appear in the state of Mississippi?
I've seen people discuss the intrusive 'R'. I have also been very curious about this subject, because I am from Mississippi and both my Mother and my Grandmother use the intrusive 'R'. ('Warsh', inste …
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Southern Dialect: Word for a time of day?
I can tell you what happens in Arkansas, which can be similar to Texas.
The wide stretches of Arkansas prairie (west of the White River bottom (Des Arc, Hazen, Stuttgart, Arkansas)), when under a baki …
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