When I was in school, a teacher said this to the class while chatting with students: "People from Chifeng don't call fools 'fools', they call them 'Chaozhong'". The students laughed. Now, I've come across a post and decided to take a look.
Below are some explanations of commonly used dialects in Chifeng:
Shangwu Touzi: noon
Wule Batu: water not quite boiling
Zagu Zagu: I'll fix you. Cure disease!
Qiaohei: describe being very dark
Lahongdi, Wudi: similar, interjection.
Zhengbu Jimi: can't handle it.
Bo'er Lou: slap
Moji: nagging
Geji: feeling twisted inside
Da bu liao yao: no good
Jihuang: debt
Zhe gedada: this place
Laogedada: youngest among siblings at home
Zhong: okay, fine
Yelai ge: yesterday
Gadong: bet on something
Shaoren: fooling someone
Kaipiao: effect of being hit on the head by a brick or stone.
Nianwai: becoming腻 (sticky/nauseating)
Neng (nēng) ji: muttering, mumbling
Lai ji: lack of spirit, depressed
Xiaodian (diàn) er: stingy, synonym for miserly
Na zha (nā zǎ): wretched, frustrated
Zuoza: situation is very difficult
Diao lian zi: not working at critical moments, referring to objects, people, or events.
Sama: looking around
Bieduzi: bastard, unpleasant person
Kechen: describe someone as very ugly
Lulu: talkative
Gaha: what, interjection.
Gershou: hooligan, thug
Cuandeng: encourage
Qiao: means pretty much. Qiaohai Qiaohai means pretty dark.
Baihu: bragging
Huci: nonsense
Cheche or Langxi: refer to acknowledge. Example: everyone don't bother with that person
Wumi Sandao: dizzy, disoriented~ (should be Wumi Sandao, probably doesn't count)
Laoke: chat
Zadi: how about
Mao le: means too much (example: drink too much, means drank too much, synonyms include getting high)
Pi: meaning compare, you Pi he higher, you're taller than him, but not say Pi Pi
Niaoji: means talking very funny.
Qiaoniao er de: means secretly
Yo or: shout loudly
Qianhou jiao er: one after another
Insulting, cursing words-------------
Desè: means showing off, afraid others don't know where you're good
Yaodao Basai: refers to a woman being fierce
Se: in "look at your Se!" pronounced shaǐ, means behavior
Kengchi Biedu: clumsy, can't speak clearly
Zhangmao or Zhangbao, means very arrogant.
Wuji Liushou: bored out of mind
Laidai: noun means wolf, adjective generally says "why are you so Laidai!" generally describes someone as tough, ruthless, cruel-hearted.
Geying Ren: annoying, troublesome
Qier Deng: where there's trouble, there they are
Chao: dumb, example: Are you dumb!
Jing: antonym of Chao, describes someone as very smart. But note, if you say you have 2 Jingzi, that means something else, referring to mental patients, zxy_Sina Blog A.
Chaozhong: curse word, describes someone as very stupid
Xiansheng: when Chifeng people say Xiansheng, it's not respectful. Saying you're a big Xiansheng means you're a sucker~
Pishi Langyan: looks extremely狼狈 (wretched)
Geying Ren: means annoying
Mo Zheng: mental illness
Bandaozi: Diaozi is a kettle, Bandaozi means half a kettle of water, same meaning as not full but still shaking, mostly used by elders to teach younger ones.
Gese (Gé shài): uncooperative, independent but not likable, sometimes makes people uncomfortable.
Xiong: 1 as an adjective, means no good, finished. Like "Xiong le" 2 as a noun, a kind of body fluid
Noun category------------------------
Lao Yan: sun
Yele Gai: forehead
bole Gai: knee
Gala Cha: sheep joint bone, a necessary prop for a small game that little girls like to play, people born in the 70s definitely know.
Ha La Zi: saliva.
Laojiazi or Jiaqiao'er: sparrow
Changchong: snake
Er Yizi: refers to people who look neither male nor female
Food category------------------------------
Bangzi Jie: refers to corn stalks
Gan蔗: sugarcane
Gada Bai: cabbage
Lacai Gada: mustard
Shanyao: potato