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hoi toider

Dialect

Meaning
Outer Banks NC: the Ocracoke brogue dialect itself.
Type
Dialect Word
Used in
North Carolina

What does “hoi toider” mean

The name for the distinctive English dialect spoken on the Outer Banks and certain coastal North Carolina communities. Speakers pronounce 'high tide' as 'hoi toide', preserving 17th-century English vowels brought by early settlers from southwest England and Ireland.

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