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rikkibulldog | 14:45 Fri 24th Nov 2006 | Word Origins

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what does this word mean in northstaffordshire

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Although raised in N. Staffs. I've never heard the word, but the noun "chelp" is listed in a book of dialect here-

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It would appear that "chelping" is being impudent.

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i always understood the word to mean moaning or winging in a high pitched way

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