In the South, language is a fluid thing. Sometimes, when we find ourselves in need of just the right word, Southerners will just make one up. And why not? It's one of our best-known talents.
In addition to offering alternative phrases for everything from "adorable"—cute as a bug's ear—to "underwear"—step-ins or underbritches—this book explains the origins of some of our favorite Southern words, such as "tacky," "mess" and "y'all."
You'll also learn how to properly use the phrase "bless your heart" and how to "cuss" in Southern. In other words, this may be the most important book you'll ever own. If not,  hopefully it will make you laugh. If all else fails, it will make a great doorstop. No matter  how you use it, we know you'll enjoy it! For ages 9-90