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In the sense that slang can be defined as I love New England Patriots and Boston Red Sox heart shirt language peculiar to a particular group, a lot of New England slang is well known due to comedians like Denis Leary, shows like “Saturday Night Live’s” Boston Kids, and movies such as “Good Will Hunting” and “The Departed,” … wicked (very, too), pissa (great, much) as well as the rude and thoughtless, “retarded,” which somehow doesn’t bear the original meaning when it comes out “rih-TAH-did.”There are words in New England that other Americans don’t seem to use, and many of them only have pockets of usage, as they are replaced by national terms.

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Famous are the pronunciations of I love New England Patriots and Boston Red Sox heart shirt standard words, notably dropping r’s: aht (art), fah-thah (father). That the dropped r’s of certain words are re-purposed as a liaison between a word ending in a vowel or vowel sound and another word that starts with a vowel is less well known: “I saw-r-a Statey (state trooper) on the ‘pike (Massachusetts Turnpike) a while ago.” Nicknaming virtually anything with a “y” or “ie” is prevalent in Boston, as shown in Will’s line from “Good Will Hunting” when Skylar doesn’t believe he has 12 brothers and wants Will to name them all, which he does twice without a pause: “Marky, Ricky, Danny, Terry, Mikey, Davey, Timmy, Tommy, Joey, Robby, Johnny and Brian.” Besides peoples’ nicknames ­- don’t forget Whitey Bulger – some examples are.