Origin Of The Term "egg"

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Noels Beard

Origin Of The Term "egg"

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Including:

"Is it egg?"

"Are you egging it?"

And "I've egged it."

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feeder22
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Post by feeder22 »

Southeast I believe. Defo has more eastern origins.
He isn't right of course, he just thinks he is.
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Never heard of it until Silent G mentioned it a while back.
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Post by Captain.Tattybojangles »

What came first?

"Egged"

"Egged Papped n' Banjo'd"?
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Post by silent g »

Lmfao, egged papped and banjo'd,

I use the term egg or egged alot,
If its shit, its egg
If its burnt, its egged
An empty is, a egger

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