growler:
A growler is any person who seems surly or bad tempered:
“Oor new English teacher’s a right growler.”
In the plural growlers (and bangers) are sausages.
“You shove on the growlers while I butter these rolls.”
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I use that word completely out of context with the Scottish usage. If I have an upset stomache, I call it a “growler.”
I love the british way of speaking, It never comes off well with an American accent but the saying” alright you Lot” carry on,- is fantastic