"SITHIE" also "Sither" which derives from, "See thee hither", (Come here)...) Is a Yorkshire and Lancashire term which can contextually mean either, "See thee", or "Hey, you!" *Sither*.
Sithi/ SITHER: Examples include, "Eyup sithi, am off art terneet. Is tha comin?" (Hey you. I am going out tonight. Are you coming too?) And, "Sithi lerter ode cocker!" (See you later my friend.)
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A portmanteau of carpe diem, a Latin phrase that means “Seize the Day!” and DM, which stands for Direct Messages. This word means seizing the day via DMs.
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1. Yes! We scored a point! SITHER! *Rub tennis rackets together*
2. You missed the ball! Oh, well! You tried. SITHER! Once again, *rub tennis rackets together*
NOTE:May be followed by pinching of the girdle.
2. You missed the ball! Oh, well! You tried. SITHER! Once again, *rub tennis rackets together*
NOTE:May be followed by pinching of the girdle.
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