Southern Contraction is a term used to describe the use of certain words and phrases that are commonly used in the Southern United States. These words and phrases are often shortened versions of longer words and phrases, and are used to express a particular sentiment or emotion. The two most common examples of Southern Contraction are 'y'all' and 'b'rer'. 'Y'all' is a contraction of 'you all', and is used as a way to address multiple people at once. 'B'rer' is a contraction of 'BROTHER', and is used as a term of endearment.