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It's by Bill Griffiths, and it's called Pitmatic: the Talk of the North East Coalfield, and it's published by Northumbria University Press at £9.99.
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It's by Bill Griffiths, and it's called Pitmatic: the Talk of the North East Coalfield, and it's published by Northumbria University Press at £9.99.
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This is introduced as follows: "Many dialect words appertaining to the early days of coal mining are still in use and are now referred to as 'Pitmatic'."
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The above is as he wrote it, "Pitmatic" dialect and all, and is
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A Radio 4 listener writes to ask if I can provide details of the dictionary which has been compiled on Pitmatic.
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I'm sure that in some papers tomorrow there will be a reference to Pitmatic as a result of some journalists having heard the item on Today.
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A Radio 4 listener writes to ask if I can provide details of the dictionary which has been compiled on Pitmatic.
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That's what happened in this case, for a piece on Pitmatic appeared in the Guardian on Monday.
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Pitmatic is the name given to the dialect which was used by the miners.
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Pitmatic is the name given to the dialect which was used by the miners.
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