broguishadj.
/ˈbrəʊɡɪʃ/ Inclined or tending to a brogue.
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north country1673
Mancunian1771
cockney1776
southernizing1861
Hiberno-English1864
Elizabethan1869
southernized1873
Welsh English1877
Norfolk1889
Tyneside1896
broguish1899
Anglo-Welsh1905
Oxford1928
Novocastrian1969
Konglish1975
Singlish1986
mockney1989
1899 Echo 6 July 1/5 A bright and intermittently brogueish Irishman.
1921 Glasgow Herald 25 Apr. 8 Fine big, broguish fellows, mostly from Ireland.
1928 Daily Express 11 Aug. 8/5 He has no ear at all and we all laughed at his broguish cacophonies.
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