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Words spoken & heard across Louisiana.

In Louisiana, I might ask, "How's Yamomenem (Ya-mom-en-nem)?" instead of "How's your mom and family?" I might say, "I'm going to make groceries" instead of "I'm going to buy groceries." I "pinch the tails and suck the heads of mudbugs," I like my "Po' Boys dressed, and say "Who Dat?"

But, I don't say "N'Awlins." Really, I don't. *Bigsmile*

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Please, have fun, cher , searching for them.

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Also, see the definitions of words in Louisiana's Lingo ▼ .


Find the following words arranged forwards or backwards,
in any direction: horizontal, vertical or diagonal.
  • Beignet
  • Cajun
  • Cher
  • Court Bouillon
  • Creole
  • Dirty Rice
  • Dressed
  • Etouffee
  • Fais Do Do
  • Faubourg
  • Gris Gris
  • Jambalaya
  • Lagniappe
  • Making Groceries
  • Muffaletta
  • N. O. Streetcars
  • Neutral Ground
  • PoBoy
  • Praline
  • Second Line
  • The Big Easy
  • The Crescent City
  • Vieux Carr
  • Voodoo
  • Zydeco
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