Jonathian words and phrases

This is a list of words and phrases used by people from Jonathia on several occasions.
== List ==
Word 	Pronunciation	Origin 	Definition
pulling a '39 	- 	Lollese Massacre of 1839	Term(s) used to refer to murder, manslaughter, or homocide.
pull a '39 	- 	Lollese Massacre of 1839	Term(s) used to refer to murder, manslaughter, or homocide.
pulled a '39 	- 	Lollese Massacre of 1839	Term(s) used to refer to murder, manslaughter, or homocide.
'anker 	ain-kuh 	Modern English 	Slang in Jonathia, used as a swear word.
Doody 	doo-dee 	Geltan French
English 	Term used to express happiness, excitement, or enthusiasm.
Booter 	boo-tur 	English 	Nickname for a gun. Often times, the T is silent.
Eavy 	evvy 	English 	Short for heavy.
Gotello 	got-ell-or 	English
Jonish 	A combination of Gotdag (Jonish) and Hello (English). Used as a greeting.
Sonner 	sun-uh 	English 	Used to refer to a friend or child.
Pinkflair 	pink-fleh 	English 	Used in place of love, beautiful, beauty, etc.
Troop 	troop 	English 	Refers to a group of friends.
Drinkshed 	dreenk-shed 	English 	Nickname for pub or bar.
Breathe a few sticks 	- 	English 	Smoking cigarettes.
Maccies 	mah-kees 	English 	(Unadia only) Nickname for McDonalds.
Floor coat 	flor-koat 	English 	Nickname for carpet.
Canners 	kan-ers 	English 	Canadia.
Greetings 	greetings 	English 	(St. Gelta, Lolland, and Jetzeburg only) Used in place of hello. In Lolland, the T is sometimes silent.
Echoer 	eh-koe-er 	English 	A loud person.
Teapicking 	tee-pih-king 	English 	(St. Gelta and Lolland only) Used in place of the word "lunch" or "lunchtime".
In the act of one, we lost two.	- 	English 	Proverb referring to a domino effect.
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