We do,however, understand the fact that our sub-culture of Harts,has its own variations of the Appalachian dialects,so we've designed this brief guide.
sink "zink" or sank"
wash "warsh"
rinse " wranch"
window "winder"
tomato "'mater"
hollow "holler"
crayfish "crawdead"
minnow " minner"
legs "laigs"
egg "agg"
aught "ort"
fire "far"
at all "a'tal"
school "skew"
refrigerator "Frigidar"
you all " y'all"
ink "ank"
iron "arn"
far "fir"
ask "ax"
there "yonder"or "thar"
not one "narry"
potato " tater"
sack to carry something in "poke"
Harold "Herald" (a name)
Sara/Sarah " Serrie"
Eric " Erek"
On my honor "'pon my honor"
drink "drank"
vulgar " vulgary"
a large biscuit "cats' head"
Colder than a witch's tit
rough as a cob
madder than a wet hen
crazy as a "bess" bug
sicker than a dog
runnin' around like a chicken with its head cut off
If you dream of a birth someone in your family will die
If you dream of a death someone in your family will have a baby
If you dream of snakes it means you have enemies
If a bird flies inside your house,someone in your family will die
If you drop a dish towel,someone is going to drop by and visit
If you see an owl in the day time,it's a sign of death
If your foot itches,you're going to walk on strange ground
If your ear feels hot,someone is talking about you
An old home remedy for asthma is to cut a hickory stick the height of the child with asthma and nail it over the door
A remedy for colic is to find a man who is the seventh son of the seventh son to blow
smoke under the baby's clothes
