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PAYPUL: A Body Of Persons. "Who Are All These Paypul?" -- Texan Dictionary
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PAYPUL: a body of persons. "Who are all these paypul?"
-- Texan Dictionary
Related:
ALL: petroleum. "They found all on mah land!" -- Texan Dictionary
AST: past tense of the verb, to ask. "Who ast yew?" -- Texan Dictionary
WOOF: doglike animal. "Who's afraid of the big bad woof?" -- Texan Dictionary
UNIVERSALIST, n. One who forgoes the advantage of a Hell for persons of another faith.
-- Ambrose Bierce, "The Devil's Dictionary...
ARE: sixty minutes. "Ah'll meet yew thar in about a are!" -- Texan Dictionary
ARN: a metallic element. "Mah muscle is as strong as arn!" -- Texan Dictionary
BANES: a type of food. "Ah love pinto banes!" -- Texan Dictionary
BEAN: a living person. "He's a right nice human bean!" -- Texan Dictionary
BEAR: an alcoholic beverage. "Yew ever taste light bear?" -- Texan Dictionary
