Strak, struck, i. 34, 7 20 Strang, strong, i. 185, 7 21 Strappan, strapping, i. 130, l 2. Strappin, strapping, ii. 84, 19 Straught, straight, i. 51, 16 Streamies, dim. of streams, i. 235, 78 Streekit, stretched. Streekit owre, stretched across, i. 38, Studdie, a stithy, i. 11, l 17 Stumpie, dim. of stump, a short quill, i. 168, 7 8 Strunt, spirituous liquor of any kind, i. 93, l 14; to walk sturdily, i. 158, / 19 Stuff, corn, i. 88, / 24 Sturt, to molest, to vex, i. 7, / 21 Sturtin, frighted, i. 89, 1 20 Styme, see a styme, see in the least, ii. 43, / 12 Sucker, sugar, i. 11, 76 Sud, should, i. 171, 78 Sugh, a rushing sound, i. 37, 19 Sumphs, stupid fellows, i. 271, l 14 Sune, soon, i. 269, 19 Suppin, supping, ii. 334, 24 Suthron, Southern, English, i. 173, 7.6 Swaird, sward, i. 51, 7 II Swall'd, swelled, i. 153, 3 Swank, stately, i. 108, 7 2 Swankies, strapping young fellows, i. 22, l 17 Swap, an exchange, i. 166, 7 5 Swarf, to swoon, ii. 214, 7 16 Swat, did sweat, i. 60, / 14 Swatch, sample, 23, 14; specimen, i. 34, 1 7 Swats, ale, 201,32 Swearin', swearing, ii. 17, l 19 Sweatin, sweating, i. 176, 126 Sybow, a leek, i. 289, 7 19 Syne, since, i. 2, 18; then, i. 27, / 12 TACK, possession, lease, i. 239, 14 Tackets, a kind of nails for driving into the heels of shoes, i. 208, / 21 Tae, toe, ii. 315, 11. Three-tae'd, three-toed, i. 29, 123 Taed, a toad, ii. 323, 729 Taen, taken, i. 57, / 12 Tairge, to task severely, i. 227, l24 Tak, to take, i. 6, 19 Tald, told, i. 163, 11 Tane, the one, i. 297, 13 Tangs, tongs, i. 262, / 12 Taps, tops, 153, 24. Tapmost, topmost, i. 159, 711 Tapsalteerie, topsy-turvy, ii. 194, 7 18 Tawted, matted, uncombed, i. I, / 20 Tawie, that allows itself peaceably to be handled, i. 108, 717 Tawpies, foolish, thoughtless young persons, i. 264, 15 Teats, small quantities, i. 53, 30 Teen, provocation, chagrin, i. 214, 75 Tellin', telling, i. 287, 24. Tell'd, told, ii. 54, 19 Temper pin, the wooden pin used for tempering or regulating the motion of a spinning wheel, ii. 311, / 12 Ten-hours-bite, a slight feed to the horses while in yoke in the forenoon, i. 167, / 10 Tent, to take heed, i. 29, 13; mark, i. 30, l 10 Tentie, heedful, i. 86, l 10 Tentier, more careful, i. 260, 14 Teughly, toughly, i. 37, 123 Teuk, took, i. 97, 123 Thack an rape, clothes, i. 3, 126 Thae, these, i. 33, 12 Thairm, fiddlestrings, i. 41, 24 Theekit, thatched, covered up, secured, i. 273, 122 Themsels, themselves, i. 6, 128 Thick, pack an thick, friendly, i. 2, 7 18 Thir, these, i. 205, 711; their, ii. 258, 7 15 Thole, to suffer, to endure, i. 4, / 12 Thou's, thou art, i. 303, 13 Thowes, thaws, i. 39, 12 Thowless, slack, lazy, i. 167, l 20 Thrang, busy, i. 1, 75; a crowd, i. 22, l 19 Thrave, twenty-four sheaves of corn, including two shocks, i. III, / 21 Thraw, to sprain or twist, i. 91, 16; to cross or contradict, ii. 189, / 12 Thrawin, twisting, i. 91, 7 18 Thraws, throes, ii. 176, 19 Threap, to maintain by dint of assertion, i. 175, 724 Thresh, to thrash, ii. 52, 19. Threshing, thrashing, i. 44, 18 Thretteen, thirteen, i. 110, 17 Thretty, thirty, ii. 282, 16 Thrissle, the thistle, i. 15, 17 Throwther, A'throwther, through-other, pell meli, i. 19, 715 Thuds, that makes a loud intermittent noise, i. 70, 114; resounding blows, ii. 213, 18 Thumart, the weasel, i. 275, 713 Thumpit, thumped, i. 81, 14 Thysel', thyself, i. 281, l 14 Tidins, tidings, ii. 109, 16 Till't, to it, i. 17, 77 Timmer, timber, i. 7, 13; the tree boughs, i. 169, 12. Timmer propt, timber propt, i. 91, 7 18 Tine, to lose, i. 20, 18; to go astray, ii. 255, II Tint, lost, i. 39, 13. Tint as win, lost as won, ii. 156, 724 Tinkler, a tinker, i. 1, l 18 Tippence, twopence, i. 22, 127 Tirl, to strip, ii. 22, / 22 Tither, the other, i. 2, 13 Tocher, marriage portion, i. 108, 79 Tods, foxes, i. 53, 726 Toom, empty, i. 15, 78 Toop, a ram, i. 54, 76 Toun, a hamlet, a farm house, i. 55, 713 Tout, the blast of a horn or trumpet, i. 26, 15 To've, to have, ii. 145, 77 Tow, a rope, i. 109, / 20 Towmond, a twelvemonth, i. 131, 19 Touzie, rough, shaggy, i. 2, 13 Towzle, to rumple, i. 265, 25. Towzling, rumpling, dishevelling, i. 98, / 16 Toy, a very old fashion of female head-dress, i. 159, / 20 Toyte, to totter, i. III, 12 Transmugrify'd, metamorphosed, i. 78, l 15 Trashtrie, trash, i. 3, lII Treadin' treading, i. 297, l 15 Trews, trousers, ii. 213, 721 Trickie, tricksy, i. 108, 15 Trig, spruce, neat, i. 84, l 14 Trinkling, trickling, ii. 298, l 18 Troggin, wares sold by wandering merchants, ii. 322, 7 17 Troke, to exchange, to deal with, ii. 24, 711 Trottin, trotting, i. 108, / 14 Trouse, trousers, ii. 270, 7 16 Twa, two, i. 1, 75 Twa fauld, twofold, doubled up, ii. 304, 713 Twal, twelve o'clock, i. 34, 121. 239, / 12. i. 5, 71 Twalt, the twelfth, i, Twalpennie worth, twelvepenny worth. Twang, twinge, i. 220, 73 Twined, reft, ii. 14, 30 Twins, bereaves, takes away from, i. 12, 19 Twistle, a twist, i. 274, 123 Tyke, a vagrant dog, i. 1, l 20 Tyne, to lose, ii. 184, 72 Tysday 'teen, Tuesday evening, ii. 49, 728. UNCHANCY, dangerous, ii. 23, /21 Unco, very, i. 5, 12; great, extreme, i. 47, 14; strange, i. 93, 10 Uncos, strange things, news of the country side, i. 129, 17 Unkend, unknowm, i. 172, 15. 174, 14 Unsicker, unsecure, i. 261, 19 Unskaith'd, unhurt, i. 82, l 27 Unkenn'd, unknown, i. Upo', upon, i. 5, 14. Upon't, upon it, ii. 257, 7 I VAP'RIN, vapouring, i. 88, 16 Vauntie, proud, in high spirits, i. 205, 730 Vera, very, i. 7, / 10 Viewin, viewing, i. 175, 14 Virls, rings round a column, i. 37, 127 Vittel, victual, grain, i. 273, l21. Vittle, victual, ii. 262, 17 Vogie, proud, well-pleased, ii. 316, 74 Vow, an interjection expressive of admiration or surprise, ii. 316, 4 WA', a wall, i. 69, 72 Wa' flower, the wallflower, ii. 156, 16 Wab, a web, ii. 261, 7 19 Wabster, a weaver, i. 23, 17 Wad, would, i. 1, 17. Wad a haen, would have had, ii. 165, 1. Wadna, would not, i. 86, 711. Wad, a wager, i. 34, 17; to wed, ii. 312, l 19 |