How to pronounce“woollyback”in English
IPA/wʌːllɪbæk/
Syllableswool·ly·back
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where it comes from is historic and it's to do with sheep and they used to port the the the skin of the sheep over them so to keep them warm and that's with the
woollyback. But, um in the Scouse um colloquialism, it's more about
that if you're not from Liverpool, then you're a wool you're a woollyback and it's it used to be used as a really derogative or derogatory um term. It's
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