Country Dictionary

Oose thur!

Meaning - 'Who's there!'
Norfolk version of the Geordie's 'Why aye!
Can be used as a 'Yes!', 'I'm in!', 'Let's go', 'Who's not?!' or 'Who's there!'

'Arr ya garn oot tonight boy?'
'Oose thur!'

'Can you help me get the tractor out?'
'Oose thur!'

'Norfolk Broads- Oose thur??!'

A Doo Lay Oose

A made up phrase used to scare off annoying people who won't leave you alone. It's best when it's said in a high pitched voice.

Annoying person- Blah blah blah

Me- A doo lay oose!

Annoying person- Wow, this MF is a weirdo!

Me- A doo lay oose!

Annoying person- Wtf! I'm outta here!

OOSE!

when you are playing the circle game and you get someone you say “OOSE”

Hey bro, check out my new dunks, OOSE! Get oosed

Oose

Someone with little to no friends
Pronounced “oo-s”, oo as in too

Person 1: “hey can i play with you? I have no one to play with”
Person 2: “no your an OOSE go away”