Boblat?

[douglas9401]

Is it a Yorkshire thing?

[royfromaus]

Nope

[douglas9401]

Slow down roy, information overload!

[Buenchico]

I lived in Yorkshire for 20 years but I've not got a clue as to what you're on about!  (Neither has Google, it seems!)

[Hazlinny]

In what connection - there is Bobcat?

[TheWinner]

did you mean bobolat?

[TheWinner]

Babolat ! not bobolat.

[douglas9401]

Eeee, I dunno, some lass on t'telly said it.

[douglas9401]

I'll check back about 6am for input.

Night.

[royfromaus]

On what program?

[Hazlinny]

EE by gum ...can you tell us what she was talking about at the time?

[ferlew]

Bobble hat - or as it's know hereabouts - a boblat.

[ferlew]

Should have added - East Yorkshire.

[TheWinner]

are you sure it wasn't  On Ilkla Moor Baht 'at ?

[Hazlinny]

There are some strange things come out of West Yorkshire too -
flat caps and all that.

[wolf63]

I though that they speak English in Yorkshire.

Are you trying to bamboozole us Duggie?

[Hazlinny]

Wolfie/ sometimes they have a funny way of talkin' - see attached.

https://millyjohnson.co.uk/a-yorkshire-glossary/

[Barsel]

Ferlews explanation sounds feasible.

[wolf63]

Hazlinny, some of those are words that I use.

I once had to interview a guy from Aberdeen who spoke fast.  I had no idea what he was saying!😂

[Hazlinny]

I noticed that too  ..  I did like the mardy bum though as recognise a few on here!

I have cousins in Morpeth and, sometimes, it is really difficult to make out what they are saying!

[Hazlinny]

Mardy Bum