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AST: Past Tense Of The Verb, To Ask. "Who Ast Yew?" -- Texan Dictionary
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AST: past tense of the verb, to ask. "Who ast yew?"
-- Texan Dictionary
Related:
NODE: Past tense of to know. "I node him for years!" -- Texan Dictionary
ARE: sixty minutes. "Ah'll meet yew thar in about a are!" -- Texan Dictionary
BEAR: an alcoholic beverage. "Yew ever taste light bear?" -- Texan Dictionary
KAINT: contraction for cannot. "Yew kaint do that!" -- Texan Dictionary
SACKS: male of female. "Whut sacks are yew?" -- Texan Dictionary
SEP: to omit. "Everybody gets a RC sep yew!" -- Texan Dictionary
TUTHER: of two or more. "Yew can take one or tuther!" -- Texan Dictionary
SENSE: from a past time. "It's a are sense ah had a RC!" -- Texan Dictionary
BIT: Past tense of BYTE.
