Et

v.

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The act of ingestion, past tense.

In use

I et a fayde o' blaas for me lunch so I cuddent ayte me dinner, so' den me mudder et de feckin' head offa me.

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I ate a vast quantity of blaas for luncheon, so I could not eat my dinner, and then my mother devoured me alive.

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