by Rhodus January 18, 2007
Very broad northern (English*) for "bottle". The town of Wigan definitely has a really old-skool dialect where words like "bottle" and "kettle" drop the t's for k's and become "bokkle" and "kekkle" repectively.
Seems to have been picked up by Sean Paul when he "bokkles a moe" (drinks a bottle of Moët).
* Just Wigan?
Seems to have been picked up by Sean Paul when he "bokkles a moe" (drinks a bottle of Moët).
* Just Wigan?
by Rhodus January 07, 2007
Very broad northern (English*) for "bottle". The town of Wigan definitely has a really old-skool dialect where words like "bottle" and "kettle" drop the t's for k's and become "bokkle" and "kekkle" repectively.
Seems to have been picked up by Sean Paul when he "bokkles a moe" (drinks a bottle of Moët).
* Just Wigan?
Seems to have been picked up by Sean Paul when he "bokkles a moe" (drinks a bottle of Moët).
* Just Wigan?
by Rhodus December 30, 2006
by Rhodus May 12, 2011