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Brummagem (/ˈbrʌmədʒəm/ BRUM-ə-jəm,
locally [ˈbrʊmədʒəm]), and
historically also Bromichan,
Bremicham and many
similar variants, is the
local name for...
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Birmingham Boys (also
known as the
Brummagem Boys or the Brum Boys) were a
street gang
whose power extended from the
North of
England to London's underworld...
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World War. They were
allied to the
Birmingham gang,
often called the
Brummagems, led by
Billy Kimber; the
Camden Town gang, led by
George Sage and the...
- city's
nickname of "Brum",
which originates from the city's old name,
Brummagem. The
Brummie accent and
dialect are
particularly distinctive.
Partly due...
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contemporary Received Pronunciation (RP). The term
Brummie derives from
Brummagem or Bromwichham,
which are
historical variants of the name Birmingham....
- Brum may
refer to: Birmingham,
England Brummagem, a
colloquial name for Birmingham,
England or the
Birmingham dialect Brummie,
inhabitants of Birmingham...
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onomatopoeic nature of a car
engine revving, Brum (as a
contraction of "
Brummagem") is a
common colloquial name for
Birmingham City.
Although later series...
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Birmingham may be
called "Brum-a-jum" (Birmingham's
colloquial name is
Brummagem, a
corruption of its
older name of Bromwicham[citation needed] and hence...
- Birmingham) Jon
Wilks – "I Can't Find
Brummagem" (This
Digbeth here I wouldn't know/I miss the
rogues of
Brummagem) (Traditional song
rewritten for modern...
- (Ewan MacColl) V33250. "The
Yorkshire Irishman" V34542. "I Can't Find
Brummagem" V35719. "If It Wasn't For the 'Ouses in Between" V38186. "Drowned Lovers"...
