| Central - SEC |
| freins | at aw hiz concludins wes redd |
| Southern - SEA |
ma | freins | beb awa or thay ir fou. |
| Southern - SEA |
an can afford ti walcum ma | freins | . |
| Central - LAL | string a sentence. Nane o ma | freins | (I wis brocht up in Airdrie) |
| Central - EDN |
ddies upheized bi a core o ma | freins | , bot gif this wesna eneuch aw |
| Central - SEC |
“The’r twa | freins | cum ti veisit ye,” shae tel |
| Central - EDN |
richt in a wey – A’m guid | freins | wi thaim – hae a bit nyows |
| Central - SEC |
enfowk maistlie, neibours and | freins | o Sam’s – aa sittin quiet |
| Central - EDN |
ma ain Roushiae, whaur A hae | freins | - ai! sae monies, an clans a |
| Central - EDN |
(a big favourite wi Tad). The | freins | Hsien had, though, were guid |
| Central - SEC |
onie | freins | at wuid seke eftir him, bot g |
| Central - LAL |
ivists an comrades tae become | freins | ower this unco, intense, frus |
| Central - EDN |
inese, “Ah’m gled we’re | freins | noo. Ah thocht ye werena spic |
| Central - EDN |
Mesel - three men, aal close | freins | . Wi a tattie peeler.” She h |
| Doric - DOR |
daundered hame wi ma Swedish | freins | an faimly, A thocht aboot fit |
| Central - EDN |
rld. “Gin you wint tae pull | freins | apairt ower this, dae it than |
| Central - SEC |
il an bein neipours, we becam | freins | . Bot Rab wes aye maister. Wha |
| Central - SEC |
an | freins | , an kentna whitwey ti flit th |
| Central - EDN |
afoir hir, wi hir faimlie an | freins | , saulin on the loch, slepin u |
| Central - WCE |
e hae testimonie til twa unco | freins | o the Scots leid an leiteratu |
| Central - LAL |
tae leive on the guid will o | freins | : aabody that kens Dante’s b |
| Central - LAL |
fechtin, for takin the nap o | freins | , faes, anither scuil or anith |
| Central - EDN |
as he existit in the minds o | freins | , colleagues. E’en Hsien. An |
| Central - SWE |
lang loast uncle, a series o | freins | whae frequentlie let him doon |
| Central - LAL |
d: we juist note that the war | freins | o Scots frae amang aa pairtie |
| Central - EDN |
oot for the afternuin wi her | freins | an wisna that a guid sign? |
| Central - LAL | onfab wae yer brither and yer | freins | wha bide there and absolutely |
| Central - EDN |
Chinese, “Ye sud chuse yer | freins | wi care.” She scanced ower |
| Central - SEC |
the daeins o hiz auld, deir | freins | an ti ingaither aw the clash |
| Doric - DOR |
ridders made their feet their | freins | an war out o sicht in a ohff. |
| Central - SEC |
mukkil drum. Apairt frae wir | freins | an a hantil neipours out the |
| Central - EDN |
ly, “ony o thaim cud be wir | freins | just the same. That’s quhit |
| Central - EDN |
inna appreciate it. Quhan wir | freins | comes for tae tak wis hemm, t |
| Central - WCE |
d’s muivement, an amang his | freins | war feigurs sik as George Bru |
| Doric - DOR |
other Snuffy neen – fan his | freins | met him it wis aye “See a c |
| Central - DUN |
wi their spears Martin an his | freins | had the advantage o the baist |
| Central - LAL | oor native tongue. Ane o his | freins | thocht we wir speakin in the |
| Southern - SEA |
seekin aye its | freins | . |
| Central - SEC |
unscrewin the lid for Sam’s | freins | ti come an gie their last far |
| Central - EDN |
Beatrice’s new | freins | walkit for three days, sclimi |
| Central - LAL |
"Na, wheesht, my | freins | - ye'd tak the nap |
| Central - EDN |
animal protein for her ceety | freins | . She kept the pullet. |
| Central - SEC |
hiz ain yill, entertened hiz | freins | at Burn’s Sippers ilk yeir |
| Central - SEC |
savitie an at hiz | freins | be hained frae sorra an duill |