"'is kecks were tight"

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Klempt
Meaning: hungry - "Ahm fer klempt"

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Keawr/Keawrin'
Meaning: Crouching or squatting down on one's heels (orig. 'Cower'). Pitmen often favoured this method of taking the weight off their feet. In mining villages they could often be seen 'keawrin' ' on the pavement outside their homes, having a breath of fresh air at the end of a day's work.

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Keekin o'er on't causser
Meaning: Going over on your ankle on the kerb edge (causeway). In Blackburn it was known as 'wotin'

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Kruckle
Meaning: the same as 'keekin' or 'wotin' but the Rochdale version