downaire
Downaire (pronounced: dahn-‘air)
Old Pittsburghese
adverb
The precise location in a downward and somewhat indefinite direction, as indicated by the speaker’s pointing finger, usually toward a deer, pierogi, or cousin Jimmy’s dropped Iron City Light.
A geographically flexible coordinate, understood instinctively by all present without need for further clarification.
Old Pittsburghese
adverb
The precise location in a downward and somewhat indefinite direction, as indicated by the speaker’s pointing finger, usually toward a deer, pierogi, or cousin Jimmy’s dropped Iron City Light.
A geographically flexible coordinate, understood instinctively by all present without need for further clarification.
