- - slow speech with vowels greatly prolonged.
- - Stereotypical Southern accent feature
- - Southern twang
- - Southern accent feature (rhymes with "trawl")
- - Southerner's speech feature, often
- - Drawn out speech pattern
- - raffle a number, in a manner of speaking
- - Spun-out speech to attract minimum of listeners
- - feature of some southern accents
- - Inhale at start of lecture and speak slowly
- - attract a number in a matter of speaking
- - Southern speech trait, sometimes (rhymes with "brawl")
- - slow manner of speaking
- - Prolonged utterance of rising protege and learner
- - Drawn-out speech given by doctor on law-breaking
- - slow speech
- - Part of a Southern accent
- - Give a protracted speech
- - Speech by Texan, say, upset minor learner
- - Speech style
- - Slow speech style
- - Slow speech with prolonged vowels
- - Slow Southern manner of speaking
- - Feature of some American accents
- - Way of speaking slowly
- - Speak with a Southern accent
- - Speak slowly with a Southern accent
- - Southerner's speech trait
- - Southern talk
- - Southern speech
- - Southern speech feature
- - Slow way of speaking
- - Southern accent feature
- - Manner of speaking for many a character on 'Nashville'
- - Create image with line in slow speech
- - Slow speech from doctor on boring item
- - Southern speech trait
- - Sound of the South
- - Someone protected retiring Liberal, in a manner of speaking
- - Southern speech quality
- - Describe Liberal's lengthened speech
- - Southern inflection
- - Jimmy Carter speech feature
- - Trait of a Southerner's speech
- - Slow speech to attract lover — but maiden maybe put off
- - Feature of LBJ speeches
- - Trait of Southern speech
- - Southern stretch?
- - Southern accent
- - Southern speech pattern
- - Speech mannerism
- - Southern accent giveaway, perhaps
- - Sign of a Southerner, perhaps
- - Good old boy's speech
- - Southern sound
- - Talk like a Southern belle
- - Southern ......
- - Speech trait.
- - Way of talking.
- - Manner of speech.
- - Manner of speaking
- - Slowly utter line at end of sketch
- - Lazy style of speech
- - Talk in a slow, lazy way
- - It turns 'get' into 'git'
- - Speak slowly, doctor, law is changing
- - Speak slowly and pull student
- - speak in a slow lengthened tone
- - Slow utterance or line by person in custody on reflection
- - Speak in a slow and lengthened tone
- - ...one can entice a novice with a texas accent
- - lazily say doctor has broken law
- - Slow and lazy-sounding accent
- - Talk slowly like Forrest Gump
- - Utter, pronounce slowly
- - speak with elongated vowel sounds
- - Southerner's sound
- - attraction - large accent
- - accent from an athenian, perhaps?
- - Utter slowly
- - Unhurried Texan twang
- - Slow lazy accent
- - Texas accent
- - Speak with lengthy vowel sounds
- - Speak slowly with long vowels sounds
- - Speak in a slow manner
- - Slow speaking style
- - Elongate vowels, maybe
- - Speak slowly and lazily
- - Speak languidly
- - Speak lazily
- - Speak in slow tone
- - Huckleberry Hound attribute
- - Dixieland sound
- - Speak like Scarlett
- - Speak slowly in sketch to novice
- - Country inflection
- - Utter in a slow sleepy manner
- - Speak slowly?
- - Matthew McConaughey has one
- - Southerner's giveaway
- - Regional twang
- - Dixie diction feature
- - One might say "y'all" with one
- - Speaks like many a Texan
- - Speak with lengthened vowels
- - "Gone With the Wind" feature
- - Speak like some Southerners
- - Speak like Jimmy Stewart, say
- - Say with two syllables where one would do, say
- - Stretch one's diphthongs
- - Dixie diphthongization
- - Dixie diction
- - Speak like Jimmy Stewart
- - John Wayne had a little one
- - Stretch one's vowels
- - Speak slooowly
- - Talk like Forrest Gump
- - Say "y'all," say
- - San Antonio slur
- - Talk like Jimmy Stewart
- - Texas talk
- - Dixie talk
- - Speak in Dixie?
- - Talk like Scarlett
- - Speak like a Southerner
- - Speak sloooowly
- - Extend the vowels
- - Talk like a Georgian
- - Talk like a Southerner.
- - Texan's talk.
- - Voice quality
- - Speak in a slow lengthened way
- - Speak slowly, attract fifty
- - Sketch ending in drivel, speak slowly
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