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boo nJW. Now you...you never heard of _Bully Boos_? I see you've got _Boos_ down here.You never heard of Bully Boos? particularly,have you? B. I know what _Bully Boos_[ ] are! JW. _Bully Boos_ are the same as _Boos_? B. No. Boos [ ] were what was in your nose... JW. That was...(in) your nose,yeah. B. ...but a _Bully Boo_ [ ] to me...like I always remember Mom saying if she went out to the clothesline or somethin' like that with nothing on her head,she always said, 'My! I'm look...like a _Bully Boo_ [ ]. Got A head like _a Bully Boo_ [ ]. JW. So this meant unkempt hair? B. Mm-mm [ie yes]. JW. A person with unkempt hair,in that sense. B. Yeah. Somebody with untidy... JW. But it wasn't used to...frighten or thought to be particularly frighte ning? B. Oh no.I always thought a _Bully Boo_ [ ] was just something with big mop OF hair. JW. Now what about _Boo-baggers_,or _Boo-beggers_? Have you ever of them? B. Never heard o' them.Yeah. JW. These seem to be pretty local figures.What about things in the hair? Were they called _Boos_ as well? B. _Boos_ [ ],yeah.Yeah. JW. Now the _Bogie_ that you have for the stove: this is simply used for 'stove' and not in the sense of ['Bogie-man'?] B.No that was _bogie_ [ ]. Mom called that a bogie [ ].See cited quotation.Yes1204 J. WIDDOSON[check]Used I and SupNot used4Not used_Boos_. _Bully Boo_ etc. _Boo-bagger/Begger_ [NEG.[ Bogie (stove)Phonetic transcriptions appear throughout quote; they are not transcribed here becuase the database cannot reproduce all symbols