What is Yam-yam?
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A person from the Black Country area of the West Midlands of England. Yam-yams use a slight variation of English that is often incompehensible to non-locals (and even to their neighours from Birmingham, with whom they share many similariies in vocal accent) due to both the thick accent of the speaker and the frequent exchange of standard words in place of local terminology (the most obvious example being the substitition of the word "you" for "yam").
"I wish these yam-yams would bloody learn some English."
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A highly flexible word that can be used as an exclamation, an adjective, and an improper noun. It can be either positive or negative, in..
