“She looked at him gone out” - what region uses this phrase?

[Lunificent]

My friend says it all the time but I’ve never heard anyone else say it here. I just realised her parents are from Northampton. Would it be from there?

Common in Derbyshire.

My husband says it a lot - west/east miss border

Said often in (South) Yorkshire too :-)

North Lincs. Fairly common expression.

What does it mean?

We say it in the Midlands

I’d also say Derbyshire

Common here in Nottinghamshire

What on earth does it mean??

Fairly common saying in North Yorkshire

I’d also like to know what it means please! I love this sort of thing.

Are you mishearing?

"Going" with a silent g at the end can sound like
"gon" or "goan" "gawn" in some accents.
Many people miss off the g for words ending in ING.

Another one interested to know what it means.

From the West Midlands and never heard it. What does it mean??

Common in the Midlands where I grew up.

Pretty common in Leicestershire too

Is it supposed to mean going out?

My friend says it and she's from Nottingham. I've never heard it used in Bristol.
I have heard people locally say "to look at someone cockled like"

Never heard it before 🤷🏼‍♀️

West Midlands. Means looking at someone as if to say, 'Seriously?!'

Is anyone going to explain what it means?

I say that all the time! As does everyone I know , didn't realise it wasn't a 'thing' elsewhere in the UK

Yorkshire

It means sort of gawp at someone in surprise, shock or bafflement

He said I should lose weight and I looked at him gone out

I told her Paris was the capital of France and no word of a lie, she looked at me absolutely gone out

I'm in Derbyshire and it's common, had no idea people wouldn't know what it meant!

It means looking at someone who you think is saying something crazy / mad / not right 😂
Or not understanding what someone’s saying to you so you are looking at them confused

@ToJabOrNotToJab

West Midlands. Means looking at someone as if to say, 'Seriously?!'

This.

It means looking at someone like they've gone mad, they've said/done something crazy