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ak, spoke.

ates, floods.

avie, the spavin.

avit, spavined.

ean, to wean.

eat, a flood.

eel, to climb.

eer, spier, to ask.

eet, to spit.

ehe parlor.

ier. v. speer.

leu, pouch.

lore, a frolic; a carousal.

rachl'd, clambered.

rattle, scramble.

reckled, speckled.

ring, a quick tune; a dance.

rittie, full of roots or sprouts (a kind of rush).

rush, spruce.

unk, a match; a spark; fire, spirit.

unkie, full of spirit.

unkie, liquor, spirits.

unkies, jack-o'-lanterns, will-o'-wisps.

urtle-blade, the pot-stick.

quatter, to flap.

quattle, to squat; to settle.

tacher, to totter.

taggie, dim. of staig.

taig, a young horse.

tan', stand.

taone.

tan't, stood.

tang, sting.

tank, a moat; a pond.

tap, to stop.

tapple, a stopper.

tark, strong.

tarnies, dim. of starn, star.

tarns, stars.

tartle, to course.

taumrel, half-witted.

taw, a stall.

taw, to surfeit; to si.

taw, stole.

te, cramming.

teek, a stitch.

teek, to shut; to close.

teek, to shut; to touch, meddle with.

teeve, pact.

tell, a still.

ten, a leap; a spring.

ten't, sprang.

tented, erected; set on high.

tents, assessments, dues.

teyest, steepest.

tibble, stubble.

tibble-rig, chief reaper.

ti-stowe, pletely.

tilt, limp (with the aid of stilts).

timpart, a quarter peck.

tirk, a young bullock.

tock, a plant of cabbage; colewort.

toited, stumbled.

toiter'd, staggered.

toor, harsh, stern.

toun', pang, throb.

toure, dust.

tourie, dusty.

town, stolen.

townlins, by stealth.

toyte, to stagger.

trae death, death in bed. (i. e., on straw).

taik, to stroke.

trak, struck.

trang, strong.

traught, straight.

traught, to stretch.

treekit, stretched.

triddle, to straddle.

tron't, lanted.

trunt, liquor.

trunt, to swagger.

tuddie, an anvil.

tumpie, dim. of stump; a worn quill.

turt, worry, trouble.

turt, to fret; to vex.

turtin, frighted, staggered.

tyme, the fairace.

ucker, sugar.

ud, should.

ugh, sough, sigh, moan, wail, swish.

umph, churl.

une, soon.

uthron, southern.

waird, sward.

wall'd, swelled.

wank, limber.

wankies, strapping fellows.

, exge.

ed, swopped, exged.

warf, to swoon.

wat, sweated.

watch, sample.

wats, new ale.

weer, v. dead-sweer.

wirl, curl.

wirlie, twisted, knaggy.

with, haste; off and away.

wither, doubt, hesitation.

woom, swim.

woor, swore.

ybow, a young union.

yne, sihen.

tack, possession, lease.

tacket, shoe-nail.

tae, to.

tae, toe.

tae'd, toed.

taed, toad.

taen, taken.

taet, small quantity.

tairge, tet.

tak, take.

tald, told.

tane, one in trast to other.

tangs, tongs.

tap, top.

tapetless, senseless.

tapmost, topmost.

tappet-hen, a crested hen-shaped bottle holding three quarts of

claret.

tap-pickle, the grain at the top of the stalk.

topsalteerie, topsy-turvy.

targe, to examine.

tarrow, to tarry; to be relut, to murmur; to weary.

tassie, a goblet.

tauk, talk.

tauld, told.

tawie, tractable.

tawpie, a foolish woman.

tawted, matted.