We asked the Bristol World readers to share their favourite words and phrases over on our Facebook page.
And you did not disappoint, sending in a variety of unique sayings and words that only people from Bristol will understand.
You might be surprised at the interesting linguistics that our readers have shared.
Did you know that a ‘glider’ is a pint of cider and ‘daps’ are a type of shoe?
The crust of a loaf of bread is known as a ‘topper’ and it is common to say the phrase ‘cheers drive’ when getting off a bus?
See how many Bristol words and phrases that you recognise. And let us know if we've missed any.
1. ‘Topper’
There is a specific word for the crust slices at either end of a loaf of bread. They are known as ‘toppers.’ | sriba3 - stock.adobe.com
2. ‘Glider’
In Bristol a ‘glider’ is a pint of cider. | Brent Hofacker - stock.adobe.com
3. ‘Is the snow pitching yet?’
In the winter months people will ask if snow is ‘pitching’ instead of settling on the ground. | albinoni - stock.adobe.com
4. ‘I got a scrage on me knee.’
A scratch or a graze is more commonly known as a ‘scrage’ in Bristol. | Andrii Oleksiienko - stock.adobe