heavy dialect

We learn to filter out background noise when listening to a particular voice, accents provide little difficulty, and even heavy dialects can be understood with some practice.

She had a much heavier dialect than mine all the time, and clearly a lot less learnin' even though I did a lot on my own in spite of school.

The tales were the first in American literature to give human characteristics to animals and were unique because of the heavy dialect in which Harris penned the tales.

The state Republican Party then created the anti-Bubba, a New Jersey thug named Vinny who suggests, in heavy dialect, that the lottery will lead to casino gambling.

In time with the oompahs, the singer began in heavy dialect, "Das Skifahren ist das livandste" - loosely translated, "Skiing is totally awesome."

Dunne's syndicated column was written from the point of view and with the heavy dialect of one Martin Dooley, a fictional bartender in one of the Windy City's working-class saloons.

In March of that year, Lauder travelled to London and reduced the heavy dialect of his act which according to a biographer, Dave Russell, "handicapped Scottish performers in the metropolis".

In the rural use of several regions where heavy dialect is spoken (i.e. Bavaria, Saxony, the Palatinate or the Saarland), the order is reversed, e.g. "der Mühlbach Klaus" instead of "Klaus Mühlbach".