Slang

Everyone knows that 'wicked' is a regional thing, but did you realize a popular sh*t phrase is completely unknown to people outside New England?

We have our own language, and outsiders are jelly (or should I say "fluff-ah-nuttah"?).

Mainers have a way with words—not necessarily a good way, but still, a way with words nonetheless.

Take the 'How Well Do You Know Maine' quiz. If you're from here, you should do fairly well, but it's not quite as easy as some may think.

What exactly does "drive down there a little ways" mean?

Maine came in as the most misunderstood state in a new study!

A favorite in my house is describing something as "drier than a popcorn fart."

We polled Mainers and asked them what words they would want to be added as an official word to the English language. Here are the top 45 choices.

A local high school English teacher provided this nugget of wisdom that we're now passing on to you.

From food to the views to the sense of community. Are you guilty of taking these 9 things that make Maine so great for granted?

There are just some things that prove you are a "true" Mainer and we've put 7 of them into this list in case you need a little confirmation.

In Maine, we do things differently...including talk.

Important questions deserve important answers like this pressing matter; is Bub a Maine word? Well, is it?

A couple weeks ago, we dug into the world of the classic Italian sandwich, undoubtedly a New England thing. Earlier this week, we talked about American Chop Suey, another New England favorite and its small variations. But as we get away from food, we stumbled across this fun fact, people in New England (and the rest of the northeast) call those popular shoes that Nike and Reebok make SNEAKERS but