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buddy when I lived in Virginia called it Pennsylvania talk.
Like they speak proper English in VA 
HOW TO SPEAK PITTSBURGHESE
AHT - The area beyond one's immediate surroundings. "It's so nice ahtside, I'll take a walk through Schenley Park."
DAHNTAHN - That part of Pittsburgh below uptahn: one of the largest corporate centers in the US
FLAHR - A pretty blossom on a plant. "There's many pretty flahrs at Phipps Conservatory."
GUMBANS - Pieces of soft elastic rubber used to keep trouser cuffs from catching in bicycle chains (rubber bands).
JAGGER - A sharp point, especially the thorns on a plant. "Watch, there's jaggers on that vine!"
KELLER - A visual sensation. "I hate that keller, but it's a nice car!"
NEBBY - Inquisitive. "That neighbor lady is really nebby!"
POP - Cherry, orange, or root beer beverages generally carbonated. "I'll have a burger, fries, and a pop."
REDD UP - Clean or tidy an area. "Quick, redd up the house before Mom gets home!"
SAMMITCH - Two pieces of bread with meat or peanut butter and jelly between them. "Mom makes the best sammitches!"
SLIPPY - Slippery. "Watch your step, the sidewahk's slippy today!"
STILLERS - Pittsburgh's 6-time Super Bowl winners. "Here we go, Stillers, here we go!"
WORSH - To wash, or the clothes which have been cleaned. "The worsh froze on the line so I'll have to defrost the shirt."
YUNZ - All of you. "Are all of yunz going to the game?"
HAVE AN AHRN! (Iron City - a local beer!) 
give you a 'clue' - don't they!
“Worsh “ is really Western PA talk. Any Ohioan who says that must either have relatives from western PA or moved from there. My mom used to say it, she was born in Monessen.
I have lived in Ohio all my life and my family never said “rid up” but I knew people with roots in West Virginia who said it.
Re stores, , people around here like to add an S to a store name, like “Kmarts” or “Walmart’s”
From Europe ( German) to New Jersey, few generations later to Ohio,
some family then to Seattle ages later.
It's all quite an interesting journey trying to figure out where various words/expressions came from by the time I showed up....
