Hey amma I've got stacks of fabric galimaufreys! (or is it 'galimaufreies'?)
Here's a Northern English one -
'to fettle' a verb meaning to fiddle about with something in a constructive way in order to sort it out. To call someone a 'fettler' is a term of affection. For example, if the kettle is broken you could 'fettle the kettle'
Also used as an adjective in regular English 'to be in fine fettle' - to be in good form. :mrgreen:
Also Northern 'mek a brew' - to make a cup of tea. Only in a pot with leaves NOT a bag in a cup! :shock: :-D