Ulster - BUL | Tossin | the tirlin shaifs; | |
Central - DUN | tossin | thi caber, throwin thi hammer | |
Central - LAL | fu ~ a witd which here means " | tossin | an turnin aw nicht lang" - o |
Ulster - CUL | yae dinnae!" the Hatter said, | tossin | haes heid contemptuously. "A |
Central - GLA | e ye don't!" the Hatter said, | tossin | his heid scornfully, "Widnae |
Central - GLA | "Dunderheid!" said the Queen, | tossin | her heid; an, turnin tae Alic |
Southern - SEA | "Eejit!" said th Queen, | tossin | hur heid impatiently; an, tur |
Central - LAL | e us wavin a white flag while | tossin | chocolate bars and fags at it |
Doric - DOR | We're | tossin | , turnin, an spinnin roon |
Doric - MNA | car, stampin an snocherin an | tossin | her lang blaik mane. Minnie's |
Doric - MNA | gin oot, swingin his airms an | tossin | thon lang siller stick in e a |
Central - AYR | ont verse o the sang, she kep | tossin | the babby ruchly up an doun, |
Shetland - SHD | da ruif an could see da ship | tossin | apö da spindrift at wis form |
Central - SEC | . The night before ah'd spent | tossin | and turnin in ma bed. Cripple |
Ulster - CUL | t verse o the sang, shae kept | tossin | the weeyin up an doon ruchly, |
Central - SEC | gairden. At first ah wis jist | tossin | the baw back oor tae him as m |