What does cockneyise mean?
Cockneyise means Alternative form of cockneyize..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · verb
Alternative form of cockneyize..
How the poor chief of the Choctaw Indians mistook, when he complimented Boz on the skill with which he could portray the red men of the forest if he thought fit to attempt it! I hope, and indeed feel sure, Mr. Dickens will not — he would cockneyise them.
Suburban holiday-folks have done their best to cockneyise and vulgarise it ; they have strewed its garden with oyster-shell grottoes, and beer-stained tables ; and on Sundays and holidays they go there to eat and drink, and smoke, and dance, and make love to their hearts' content.
I noted with more than a little regret a tendency to " pinch " in the higher notes and surely with such a voie? after pronouncing the word " days " in " Golden Days " correctly throughout the song there should be no need to "cockneyise" the vowel on the last high note.
Use cockneyise when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Cockneyise means Alternative form of cockneyize..
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How the poor chief of the Choctaw Indians mistook, when he complimented Boz on the skill with which he could portray the red men of the forest if he thought fit to attempt it! I hope, and indeed feel sure, Mr. Dickens will not — he would cockneyise them.
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