Beggle [beg-ull]
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noun: a breakfast item, usually topped with Philadelphia Cream Cheese or used in a breakfast sandwich.
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"Gotta stop at Dunkin' Donuts and grab a beggle with cream cheese."

Center City
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noun: the central business district and central neighborhoods of Philly.
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Fun fact: It is the former city of Philadelphia before the Act of Consolidation of 1854, which extended the city to include all of Philadelphia county.

Hoagie

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noun: a sandwich, served on a long roll, filled with meats, cheeses, and condiments. (Not to be confused with a sub, hero, or grinder)
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"I'm going to Wawa to get a hoagie."

Ice-ning 

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noun: sugary glaze used to top baked goods, also known as frosting
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I personally say icing, but I've heard way too many people throw the extra N in there and I have no idea why.

Iggles
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noun: our beloved football team, the Philadelphia Eagles
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"Fly 'Iggles' fly, on the road to victory..."

Jawn

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noun: any person, place, or thing
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"Yo, check this jawn out!"

Jimmies
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noun: tiny cylindrical candies mainly used to top ice cream. DO NOT CALL THEM SPRINKLES
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"Mister Softee is out front." "Grab me a double cone with chocolate jimmies."

Tap MAC

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verb: to withdraw cash from an ATM, formerly known in the U.S. Northeast as a MAC (Money Access Center) Machine.
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"Stop at Wawa on the way, I need to tap MAC before we get there."

The El

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noun: Septa's Market Frankford line, aka "The Blue Line"
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"Amtrak is down, gotta take The El to work today."

Wit or Witout?
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preposition: referring to whether you want onions on your cheesesteak or not.
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"I'll take a provolone witout."

Wooder

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noun: water
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That clear liquid that everyone outside of the Philly area calls "wah-ter".

Youse [yōōz]

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noun: you (plural)
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"What're youse doing tonight?"