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a', all.

a-back, behind, away.

abiegh, aloof, off.

ablins, v. aiblins.

aboon, above up.

abread, abroad.

abreed, ih.

ae, one.

aff, off.

aff-hand, at once.

aff-loof, offhand.

a-fiel, afield.

afore, before.

aft, oft.

aften, often.

agley, awry.

ahin, behind.

aiblins, perhaps.

aidle, foul water.

aik, oak.

aiken, oaken.

ain, own.

air, early.

airle, ear money.

airn, iron.

airt, dire.

airt, to direct.

aith, oath.

aits, oats.

aiver, an old horse.

aizle, a der.

a-jee, ajar; to one side.

alake, alas.

alane, alone.

alang, along.

amaist, almost.

amang, among.

an, if.

an', and.

ance, once.

ane, one.

ah, beh.

anes, ones.

anither, another.

aqua-fontis, spring water.

aqua-vitae, whiskey.

arle, v. airle.

ase, ashes.

asklent, askew, askance.

aspar, aspread.

asteer, astir.

a'thegither, altogether.

athort, athwart.

atweel, in truth.

atweeween.

aught, eight.

aught, possessed of.

aughteeen.

aughtlins, at all.

auld, old.

auldfarran, auldfarrant, shrewd, old-fashioned, sagacious.

auld reekie, edinburgh.

auld-warld, old-world.

aumous, alms.

ava, at all.

awa, away.

awald, backways and doubled up.

awauk, awake.

awauken, awaken.

awe, owe.

awkart, awkward.

awnie, bearded.

ayont, beyond.

a', a ball.

acket, bucket, box.

ackit, backed.

as-in, ing back.

ack-yett, gate at the back.

ade, endured.

ade, asked.

aggie, stomach.

aig's, bayos.

aillie, magistrate of a scots burgh.

ainie, bony.

airn, child.

airntime, brood.

aith, both.

akes, biscuits.

allats, ballads.

alou, lullaby.

an, swear.

an', band (of the presbyterian clergyman).

ane, bone.

ang, an effort; a blow; a large number.

ang, to thump.

anie, v. bainie.

a, bo.

annock, bonnock, a thieal cake.

ardie, dim. of bard.

arefit, barefooted.

arket, barked.

arley-brie, or bree, barley-brew-ale or whiskey.

arm, yeast.

armie, yeasty.

arn-yard, stackyard.

artie, the devil.

ashing, abashing.

atch, a number.

atts, the botts; the colic.

auckie-bird, the bat.

audrons, baudrans, the cat.

auk, cross-beam.

auk, v. bawk.

auk-en', beam-end.

auld, bold.

auldest, boldest.

auldly, boldly.

aumy, balmy.

awbee, a half-penny.

awdrons, v. baudrons.

awk, a field path.

aws'nt, white-streaked.

ear, barley.

eas', beasts, vermin.

eastie, dim. of beast.

eck, a curtsy.

eet, feed, kindle.

eild, v. biel.

elang, belong.

eld, bald.

ellum, assault.

ellys, bellows.

elyve, by and by.

en, a parlor (i.e., the inner apartment); into the parlor.

enmost, inmost.

e-north, to the northward of.

e-south, to the southward of.

ethankit, grace after meat.

euk, a book: devil's pictur'd beuks-playing-cards.

icker, a wooden cup.

icker, a short run.

icker, to flow swiftly and with a slight noise.

ickerin, noisy tention.

ickering, hurrying.

id, to ask, to wish, to offer.

ide, abide, endure.

iel, bield, a shelter; a sheltered spot.

iel, fortable.

ien, fortable.

ien, bienly, fortably.

ig, to build.

iggin, building.

ike, v. byke.

ill, the bull.

illie, fellow, rade, brother.

ings, heaps.

irdie, dim. of bird; also maidens.

irk, the birch.

irken, bir.

irkie, a fellow.

irr, force, vigor.

irring, whirring.

irses, bristles.

irth, berth.

it, small (e.g., bit lassie).

it, nick of time.

itch-fou, pletely drunk.

izz, a flurry.

izz, buzz.

izzard, the buzzard.

izzie, busy.

lack-bohe presbyterian elder.

laebbit, black-beaked.

lad, v. blaud.

lae, blue, livid.

lastet, blastit, blasted.

lastie, a blasted (i.e., damned) creature; a little wretch.

late, modest, bashful.

lather, bladder.

laud, a large quantity.

laud, to slap, pelt.

law, blow.

law, t.

lawing, blowing.

lawn, blown.

leer, to blear.

leer't, bleared.

leeze, blaze.

lellum, a babbler; a railer; a blusterer.

lether, blethers, nonsense.

lether, to talk nonsense.

letherin', talking nonsense.

lin', blind.

link, a glance, a moment.

link, to glao shine.

linkers, spies, oglers.

linkin, smirking, leering.

lin't, blinded.

litter, the snipe.

lue-gown, the livery of the lised beggar.

luid, blood.

luidy, bloody.

lume, to bloom.

luntie, a stupid.

lypes, shreds.

obbed, curtsied.

ocked, vomited.

oddle, a farthing.

ode, look for.

odkin, tailor's needle.

ody, bodie, a person.

oggie, dim. of bog.

ogle, a bogie, a h

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