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「って、いい加減にしろー！」 「ありゃ、怒られちった」

What ~ちった means in this sentence ? Only translation i found is ちる (+ past
form), but in this case phrase has no sense for me. Is it some casual suffix
or what ?

Thanks for your answers!

P.S. solved, ~ちった is contraction for ～てしまった (accidentally/finish completely,
past)
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~ちった meaning/grammar
To me this looks like a further shortening of 〜ちまった, itself a contraction of
〜てしまった. I.e. the second sentence is something like “Oops, (she’s) mad now”
(lit. “I’ve got her angry”).

**EDIT** it seems it’s used this way in Northern Tohoku according to [this
Asahi
article](http://www.asahi.com/area/tokyo/articles/MTW20170821131340001.html)
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