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Considered a compliment in the pre-feminist era

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The expression means don't worry so much about a problem, whatever it is - you've still got your health

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A term of endearment

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Can refer to the ugliness of objects or people

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Literally 'little bird'

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As in an acute disturbance

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Oy Gevalt is often used as expression meaning "oh how terrible."

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Often said in parting but can be spoken with irony to mean go do your own thing

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Thinks better of themself then they really are

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As in You could use that like a "loch in kop"

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Refers to a more chronic disturbance

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Usually an extended family

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Also means a clever lad or rascal

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Usually refers to an older woman

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