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General Slang
wor kid
· phrase · geordie
Geordie for my younger sibling or close mate.
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Definitions
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My younger brother or sister — literally 'our kid'. The default way a North-Easterner refers to a sibling without naming them. Also used across the wider North (Manchester famously).
“Wor kid's coming to the match with us.”
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A close mate treated like family. Stretched from the literal sibling meaning to any lad you'd go to war for.
“Howay wor kid, get the round in.”
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wor kid In A Sentence
Wor kid's coming to the match with us.
Howay wor kid, get the round in.
Origin & Usage
Variants
our kid
People Also Ask
What does wor kid mean?
It's Geordie for my younger sibling or a close mate.
How do you use wor kid in a sentence?
"Wor kid's coming round later for the match."
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