primary school playground banter

[mustardman]

As a kid, I remember that if you got up to something naughty...i.e. pulling someones hair, spit etc. Fellow kids (more girls often than not), would threaten to "grass" you up...there was a phrase used by the kids....................youked on. Kids would shout 'you are youked on' (in a kind of melody)repeatadly, while there first finger was curled and pointed in a stabbing manner.

My early days were in Tollcross(circa 1985), so maybe this is an east end thing???

can someone tell me if they know WTF I'm talking about?

[crusty_bint]

Yokked on, yokked on you've gote smelly soacks on! I lived in the east end too, roughly the same era.

[KK]

Partick too! City wide it would appear,early 70's so a fair bit before '85.

[Mori]

'Shoaped' on was the term i can remember 'am shoapin ye' or 'grassinye up'.

'am tellin ma maw' was the usual one from girls in the playground.

[Tamandee]

You got clyped (cliped) on in Maryhill.

[YokerBloke]

Ya snidey bast...!

A term we used if someone went to hang around with some other clique at school. West End, Yoker/Knightswood