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David Gillon ([personal profile] davidgillon) wrote 2016-04-15 03:28 pm (UTC)

(Why are Scottish & Irish women "lasses," but not British women?)

Think you meant English there ;)

And we do use lass in England, we'd call someone a "canny lass" in the North East (canny = nice, admirable, and a bunch of other context dependent uses), and a woman from Yorkshire might be a Yorkshire lass, but I think it's a predominantly Northern usage.

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