| Central - LAL | m. The sodger jist lay there, | papped | upside doon. He didnae ken wh |
| Central - EDN | An’ mind yon Chianti, | papped | aff tae your Aunty |
| Central - LAL | loys in speedery haundwritin, | papped | in |
| Central - WCE | tae the Chowker in a whidder, | papped | me inside and locked the door |
| Central - WCE | 'Wha | papped | the watter ower her?' speired |
| Central - LAL | poored oot a second dose and | papped | it intae her mooth. |
| Central - WCE | jug and poued the hd open and | papped | in the esk. There wis a plash |
| Central - LAL | waxy stuff oot o the tin and | papped | it intae the muckle pot. |
| Central - LAL | her mooth intae her haun and | papped | the gum ahint her lug. |
| Central - LAL | -gum oot o the wee drawer and | papped | it intae her mooth. At wance, |
| Central - WCE | hud climpt me by the hair and | papped | me ower the playgrund fence.' |
| Central - WCE | r faither's OIL O VIOLETS and | papped | three quarters o it doon the |
| Central - LAL | He | papped | it on the buffet table. |
| Central - LAL | t each o the three bairns, he | papped | it intae his gub and swallaed |
| Central - LAL | it Ratton's gas at a peep. He | papped | awa oot o sicht fast. Mr Tod |
| Central - WCE | huv tae cos ah’m no gettin | papped | next tae that clat bag. Ah sa |
| Central - LAL | whaur aw the tither wee braes | Papped | y like islands in the sea. An |
| Central - NEC | Hercules | papped | the stag wi the gowden antler |
| Central - LAL | a wee sherp face wi whuskers | papped | oot. "On yer wey! it snappit. |
| Central - LAL | oabbies, wi his bleck lum hat | papped | on the tap o |
| Central - WCE | ind that the Trunchbull wanst | papped | the hammer fur Britain at the |