A West Country British dialectal contraction of 'isn't,' used as a tag question or affirmation: 'it's good, i'n it?' The apostrophe indicates the dropped letters. It is strongly associated with the speech of Somerset, Bristol, and surrounding areas of southwest England. A marker of regional identity and informal register, it functions like 'innit' in other dialects but has a distinct southwestern flavor.
That's a decent pint, i'n it?
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(slang, British, West Country) isn't.
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