What Does Norfolkcestershire Mean?

[koster]

Is it just a slang name for Norfolk?

[tonyav]

I haven't heard of that one before.

[Tilly2]

Well, I just googled it and got some funny looking stuff!

[Psybbo]

Is in here safe?

[BlackadderV]

I think it's just a cod name. Many counties end in 'shire' or 'cestershire' but Norfolk is just Norfolk.

[koster]

Apparently 'cod name' can mean a gamer tag in the game Call of Duty, but did you just mean 'code name'?

[hc4361]

No, he means 'cod name', as in 'cod' is slang for sham. As in cod Irish.
http://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/cod

[jomifl]

I think it is a kind of sauce like worcestershire but thicker.

[dannyk13]

Could it mean Norfolk & Leicestershire together.

[Baldric]

NFN

[Baldric]

Danny, they're not even close!

[MargoTester]

Baldric - nfn? Normal for norfolk

[Baldric]

That's the one

Normal for Norfolk, an example of medical slang

Before anyone moans, We lived in Wroxham for a few years, go back every year.

[BigMac]

@jomifl - LOL

[jno]

I think it's Nor folk trying to make their county sound a little posher.

[craft1948]

I thought Norfolk was posh, doesn't the Queen have a hice there?

[jno]

the queen isn't nearly posh enough, her family are German newcomers. Real dukes look down their noses at her (being all the descendants of Charles II's illegitimate chldren).