New England English refers to the variety of English spoken in the New England region of the United States, which includes states like Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Maine. This dialect is characterized by unique vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammar that can differ significantly from other American English dialects. One notable feature of New England English is the use of the "r" sound, particularly in Boston, where it may be dropped in certain words, leading to the famous "pahk the cah" pronunciation. Additionally, some words and phrases, such as "wicked" to mean very, are commonly used in this region, reflecting its distinct cultural identity.