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I grew up in Mississippi.. other vernacular you'll need to know:

"Would you like a Coke?" This really means any brand of soda.

Someone about to go shopping might say "I'm gonna ease down to the store".

Someone living north of you might say "Come down and see us".

Someone ready to buy a vehicle might say "I'm fixin' to buy me a car".

'Fixin' means someone is about to do anything.. "I'm fixin' to ease down to Walmart".

Although not heard often anymore, I recall variations of the word "juke", only spoken and never written, which is applied to the act of stabbing someone.. it can be pronounced several ways, as in "that dude juk'd him in the neck" (rhymes with booked)... also "...dude joog'd 'im twice't in the stomach (sounds like it looks.. to 'joog')... and finally "...juke 'im 'fore he gits away" (also sounds like it looks.. 'juke').

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