I came across this list of words "unique" to maine, and I'm sure some of them are, but I can't imagine they all are. I thought some of these were pretty widely used.
So, identify which words you recognize from daily conversation in your area and which are foreign.

http://www.wmtw.com/entertainment/27836154

Obviously, for me these were all very common.

wolverine must be from maine

I wouldn't know what these mean:

Ayuh
Cunnin'
Dooryard
Gawmy/Gommy
Jimmies (instead of sprinkles? wtf)
Right out straight
Steamers
Stoved up
The way back

dooryard was one of the words i had no idea was unique to this area.
cunnin isn't uncommon, but isn't that usual either.
Ayuh is very common.
I didn't know Jimmies was unique.
Didn't know Gommy was unique.
Right out straight is common, but i knew it was unique.
Didn't know steamers was unique.
Didn't know stoved up was unique.
I thought the way back was universal also...

It's funny how different areas of the U.S. adopt different languages.

I only knew two of em :/

Which ones did you know?

There's a part 2 as well, check that out and let me know what you think.

"Give her a boot in the hole and a bucket of mickeys would fall out of her fanny"

If anyone gets that I'll be impressed. It's not a commonly used sentence but it's a prime example of Irish slang. I was in stitches laughing at that one.

got the hole,

and If i had a garden full mickey's. those were the only i knew.

something like: if you fuck her tons of dicks are going to fall out of her cunt
as in that girl is a total whore?

Not bad m9



Pretty close, it's "if you kicked her in the ass a bucket load of dicks would fall out her cunt"