Central - LAL | ainly | speel up the wey, and Teeger | |
Central - GLA | ainly | tae fin the tid's in | |
Doric - ABN | Ainly | a fyow wikks til the big day | |
Central - LAL | Ainly | fowk thit play gemms will unn | |
Central - LAL | Ainly | Chairlie Left | |
Central - LAL | Ainly | the leerie wi the ae lamp at | |
Ulster - BUL | ainly | care fur whut ye seen | |
Ulster - BUL | Ainly | substance in yer heid, | |
Central - LAL | ' | Ainly | fower Gowden Tickets left,' s |
Central - LAL | said Wee Grumphie glegly ... ' | Ainly | waarmer, he added, efter a la |
Doric - DOR | kent far the gun had cam fae, | ainly | that he wes the current custo |
Central - LAL | dinna hae Brains, ony o them, | ainly | grey oose that's blawn intae |
Central - LAL | it's snowkin aboot for scran, | ainly | a wee bit deeper.' |
Central - LAL | tae human haunds in ilka wey, | ainly | mair hairy, wid rax oot and w |
Central - NEC | a touch thae aipples, though. | Ainly | ah can pick them." |
Central - LAL | n inby, else they are gantin. | Ainly | the bairns are scroongin thei |
Central - LAL | I think I did grue a wee bit. | Ainly | at first. And it says, "Did h |
Ulster - BUL | Tha | ainly | thiing ye'll see |
Central - LAL | 'In fact a bath's ma | ainly | hope...' |
Central - LAL | 'He'd | ainly | jist said hoo's-yersel,' said |
Central - SEC | Ian cuidna trew it, he'd | ainly | juist quat 'The State Pen' as |
Central - LAL | n's blue galluses again. He'd | ainly | ever seen them yince afore, w |
Central - LAL | ves ken, and although she had | ainly | jist stertit bein a detective |
Central - LAL | an millions o starns, he need | ainly | look tae the starns tae be bl |
Central - LAL | t on your sma planet, ye need | ainly | muve your chair a bittie. Syn |
Central - NEC | him if he did. Atlas had said | ainly | he could touch them. |
Central - LAL | pit her feet on, and her heid | ainly | raxed haufwey up the back o t |
Central - LAL | g tae him at that meenit, and | ainly | wan thing, It meant SCRAN. |
Central - LAL | it. I chaw it aw day lang and | ainly | tak it oot at mealtimes when |
Central - LAL | cottish Labour Perty will hae | ainly | been guaranteed. Sae dictates |
Central - SEC | pose a tapdoon staunnart. Nae | ainly | Scots hisnae sic moyen, but e |
Central - SEC | the ploy o authenticity. Nae | ainly | can they yaise it, but they h |
Central - LAL | the first supermannie tae nae | ainly | be distinctly Scottish but ta |
Central - SEC | as a hail. Coorse, that's nae | ainly | true fir Scots. E'en the Oxfo |
Central - LAL | tae | ainly | |
Central - LAL | ut it suited a wheen fowk, he | ainly | had tae luk tae hes ain mithe |
Central - LAL | HE CANNAE THINK - HE | AINLY | SEES! |
Central - NEC | trauchles he had set him. He | ainly | had twa chaunces left tae dae |
Central - LAL | n left oot by mistake; and he | ainly | jist had time tae think tae h |
Doric - DOR | haed protected him. Kennin he | ainly | hid a pucklie minutes tae get |
Central - LAL | wanchancy thing tae dae. She | ainly | needit jist wan tottie wee pu |
Central - LAL | the | ainly | wey |
Central - GLA | The | ainly | thing ye kin lippen |
Central - GLA | the | ainly | lives that maiter juist noo |
Central - GLA | The | ainly | thing ye hear is het flushes |
Central - LAL | ieve it or no, vitamin Z! The | ainly | twa vitamins it doesnae hae i |
Doric - ABN | mak fir Christmas denner (the | ainly | food-relatit responsibility A |
Central - LAL | Saut and Mrs Teeveeheid, the | ainly | wimmin noo left in the pairty |
Central - LAL | had nae luck. In the end, the | ainly | wey he could earn a few bawbe |
Central - LAL | d said Teegers could dae, the | ainly | yin he felt gey shair aboot s |
Central - LAL | leck atween thaim, Niall, the | ainly | son, bein Oxford-learit, is n |
Central - LAL | speaks Scots. Currently, the | ainly | statistics that is available |
Central - NEC | awa in the blink o an ee. The | ainly | thing in the warld faster tha |
Central - LAL | wf wis quate an scowthie. The | ainly | yins left wis a man wi the lo |
Central - LAL | pped richt forenent them. The | ainly | thing arween her and them wis |
Central - LAL | e himsel readin his poem. The | ainly | thing wantin is the five gull |
Central - LAL | t. She felt like greetin. The | ainly | laddie she had iver fawn in l |
Central - SEC | ae tell us whit it meant. The | ainly | guid English wird he could ui |
Central - LAL | mair. He never cams oot. The | ainly | things that cam oot o that pl |
Central - NEC | tae cross the River Styx. The | ainly | wey ower it wis wi the crabbi |
Doric - ABN | s I, 'but ye seerly warna the | ainly | ane daein the reddin oot?' |
Central - SWE | tae think she'd the | ainly | pedigree derived frae France. |
Central - LAL | n where that'll be,' said the | ainly | Wee 'Tod that wis aye there. |
Central - LAL | And the | ainly | hing ye'll get fae me is a ba |
Central - LAL | Is she the | ainly | yin at faut? |
Central - LAL | 'But ye are the | ainly | chiel on your planet!' |
Central - LAL | r five Gowdea Tickets are the | ainly | wans that will be allooed tae |
Central - LAL | _brooks Mibbe A will! A'm the | ainly | wumman daein the ainly Scots |
Central - LAL | still and on, it did seem the | ainly | thing tae dae. Sae wi yin las |
Central - LAL | alised they are strang an the | ainly | wey to see chynge is tae keep |
Central - WCE | n wir own... ganging doon the | ainly | road Scotsve ever knawn, li |
Central - DUN | yont them, is it? It's no the | ainly | reason, but ye ken fine the p |
Central - LAL | orm o education Gaelic is the | ainly | langage o lairnin, teachin an |
Central - LAL | he businessman. Yet he is the | ainly | ane that disna seem gyte tae |
Central - LAL | wis the | ainly | music they cried their ain. |
Central - LAL | d this wee laddie. He wis the | ainly | bricht thing in their lives, |
Central - LAL | he kent he cudna. She wis the | ainly | person that kent he wis an as |
Central - LAL | oer had tellt him she wis the | ainly | flooer o her kind the univers |
Central - LAL | t o masel. I thocht I wis the | ainly | yin o them.' |
Central - LAL | ectly doon ablow them wis the | ainly | bit groond on the planet's su |
Central - LAL | ittled up because his wis the | ainly | yin that had been seen, and t |
Central - LAL | a ablow him. And this wis the | ainly | wey that Wee Grumphie and Roo |
Central - LAL | d sleek and green. It wis the | ainly | place in the |
Central - LAL | rexit trade talks. It wis the | ainly | industry tae be individually |
Central - LAL | idna gang near it. It wis the | ainly | thing in the haill hoose he w |
Central - WCE | cottishrap ... telling us the | ainly | wey tae stay in the EU wis ta |
Central - LAL | k o somethin tae say, but the | ainly | thing he could think o wis, ' |
Central - LAL | he haill wide warld there are | ainly | three tickets left tae be foo |
Central - LAL | submission pointit oot there | ainly | the ane aw-Gaelic schuil in S |
Central - LAL | there. There were | ainly | twa rooms in the haill place, |
Central - LAL | him in the loabby. There were | ainly | twa bairns left noo - Mike T |
Central - LAL | e had aye thocht witches were | ainly | in fairy tales, but noo he wi |
Central - LAL | ookin, said that Teegers were | ainly | booncy afore breakfast, and t |
Central - LAL | 'Ye've | ainly | yersel tae blame, Heehaw. Ye |
Central - GLA | kis Ah've | ainly | e'er seen wan |
Central - LAL | ue for anither twa oors. I've | ainly | jist stertit on this street. |
Central - LAL | by. Ootby's fou o enemies. We | ainly | gang oot because we hae tae, |
Central - SEC | sae bluidy stippit Clancy! ye | ainly | get hauf an oor for yer denne |
Central - LAL | nd talk aboot them aw day. Ye | ainly | had tae say the word "cacao" |
Central - SEC | is, still at yer tea brek? Ye | ainly | get ten meinits ye ken!' |
Central - LAL | recious Ramotswe. She wis aye | ainly | eicht year auld, but she wis |
Ulster - PUL | f ye hivnae, jist bae gled ye | ainly | hae tae coont tae ten. |
Central - LAL | "If | ainly | she loved me," he bubbled. |
Central - GLA | "If | ainly | Ah'd spent mair time oan Face |
Central - LAL | 's got tae keep it gaun - if | ainly | . for the sake o the puir Heed |
Central - SEC | is a guid poem, efter aw. If | ainly | it wis sae easy in everyday l |
Central - LAL | pit in Wee Grumphie, 'that if | ainly | Christopher Robin - ' |
Central - GLA | an Ah | ainly | chackt it nae mair than three |
Central - SWE | which | ainly | the munelicht burstin upun |
Central - LAL | rlie said wi a dowie look. 'I | ainly | get wan bar a year.' |
Central - SWE | wi | ainly | the craws fur company |
Doric - DOR | ears, bidin in a care hame wi | ainly | the telly an a bunch o reside |
Central - GLA | an Walkmans wi | ainly | fast-forrit |
Central - LAL | aw the airts an bring me back | ainly | the rarest an purest dyes tae |
Central - LAL | they were bairns. Or did folk | ainly | tak up pauchlin a whilie late |
Central - LAL | Think | ainly | I've no selfish fasht |
Central - LAL | n, for a time at least, it'll | ainly | be the auld wuman's apairtmen |
Central - SEC | shut - I'm awfu sorry - I'm | ainly | a stippit jyner!" |
Central - LAL | ht the tin sodger. "I ken I'm | ainly | a sodger, but mibbe there's h |
Central - LAL | pairt o the report, an | ainly | for the sake o clarity, each |
Doric - DOR | cuddies aa shot the craw, an | ainly | the midgies bade far they wes |
Central - NEC | . Noo ony settlement here can | ainly | be a recolonization, insteid |
Central - LAL | culture can | ainly | be richt dealt wi throu makki |
Central - LAL | 'I can | ainly | see three o them,' he said. " |
Central - SWE | Then an | ainly | then, frien |
Central - DUN | the notion that Scotland cin | ainly | survive wi hand-oots fae West |
Ulster - DUL | but cin | ainly | brek haets fae thi cosmic |
Central - LAL | Chairlie, staundin | ainly | a wheen paces awa fae the spe |
Central - GLA | faur less haein | ainly | fower channels |
Central - GLA | The skreichin | ainly | in appreciation fur the drink |
Central - GLA | an the rest in time that kin | ainly | be takken |
Central - GLA | takkin in | ainly | dooks that |
Central - LAL | No | ainly | has twa wolfskin coats, |
Central - GLA | No | ainly | haes oor puir scriever |
Central - GLA | that men are no | ainly | better than weemin |
Central - LAL | per annoonced the findin o no | ainly | the third Gowden Ticket, but |
Central - GLA | the puir poster no | ainly | feels |
Central - LAL | whirls o | ainly | |
Central - LAL | ye'r | ainly | daein folksangs |
Central - LAL | ersels across the river, wear | ainly | deerskins. The wimmin and the |
Central - LAL | ot o tin, sae the last sodger | ainly | had wan leg. |
Central - DUN | ller. In fact it wis said her | ainly | ambcetion in life wis tae be |
Central - LAL | e let the auld wummin tak her | ainly | son. |
Central - SEC | Oor | ainly | job is tae hold the door tae |
Central - LAL | me life. For a lang time your | ainly | pleisur wis the douceness o s |
Central - LAL | Ye wir Rab's | ainly | wife, |
Doric - MNA | t ma acceptance speech! She's | ainly | acceptin a blooper version o |
Central - LAL | trimmins in the air. There's | ainly | ae place that cud be: PLANET |
Central - LAL | oms than teeth. "Then there's | ainly | yin thing tae dae,' he said. |
Central - LAL | 'And noo there's | ainly | wan ticket left!' said Granda |
Central - LAL | ? Nut. No serious at aw! It's | ainly | a fantasy for tae keep me gau |
Central - GLA | "It's | ainly | a pair o jeans, fucksake!" |
Central - LAL | 'Hiya, Wolf said. 'It's | ainly | me.' |
Central - LAL | steppin oot o the lift. 'It's | ainly | us.' |
Central - LAL | 'Na, it's | ainly | fir the goads and thir wummen |
Central - SEC | d hae been if ah hadnae. It's | ainly | natural that spikkin an scrie |
Central - LAL | she has | ainly | fower thorns tae fend hersel |
Doric - DOR | windae, sighin deeply. It was | ainly | five minutes tae Tesco, he co |
Central - LAL | k against the City. Ernie wes | ainly | juist back frae twa year Nati |
Doric - DOR | teen ower his thochts. It wes | ainly | fan he got tae hes feet an gl |
Central - NEC | ied through the animal's legs | ainly | tae be caucht and wheeched hi |
Central - LAL | As thay say: "A late hing is | ainly | late until hit comes" |
Central - LAL | e wis haudin his present, his | ainly | present, awfie carefu in his |
Central - GLA | Ye get aa this | ainly | if ye kin actually wear tham |
Ulster - BUL | Tis | ainly | weared aa yin tyme! |
Central - LAL | It is | ainly | richt that ah shoud be forgie |
Central - LAL | e whaur, for example, Urdu is | ainly | |
Central - LAL | wready learnt it. And she wis | ainly | eicht year auld. |
Central - LAL | flooer wis sold when she wis | ainly | thirteen |
Central - GLA | that thare wis | ainly | wan richt way o munchin |
Central - SEC | Ian kent thare wis | ainly | ae han that cuid bate a prile |
Central - LAL | nae peep o Grannie. There wis | ainly | a mavis sittin on yin o the l |
Central - LAL | on in the room. But there wis | ainly | her faither, tellin his story |
Central - LAL | rds the nearest shoap. It wis | ainly | ten paces awa ... it wis a ne |
Central - LAL | ordie aboot like this. It wis | ainly | when she had him tae hersel t |
Central - LAL | oot o the ordinar, and it wis | ainly | Heehaw's hoose. But still, I |
Central - SEC | t relaxed whan he seen it wis | ainly | Ian and Cherlie. Whan Cherlie |
Central - LAL | (Cried 'LETTERS | AINLY | ') Grumphie squaze |
Ulster - GUL | Its | ainly | me that it ails. |
Central - LAL | t Standart Grade arrangements | ainly | raxed |
Central - LAL | tae anither (residency status | ainly | ) it's got be.......It taks a |
Ulster - PUL | lang since gan, an thair wus | ainly | tha yin sister, Maggie, leevi |
Doric - ABN | cht bi this story that it’s | ainly | fower views aff o twa million |
Central - LAL | s grandparents, he foond that | ainly | Granda Jock wisnae asleep. Th |
Central - LAL | , "but it whiles happens that | ainly | hauf the wee bitties find the |
Central - LAL | ower muckle. But syne I micht | ainly | get a wee bittie bee-skep, an |
Ulster - GUL | It | ainly | contrives tae mak me feel wor |
Central - LAL | ckgrund. Ae group wis learnit | ainly | Standart Italian, the tither |
Central - SEC | mindit the pleisure he'd felt | ainly | lest week at the weygaun o th |
Central - LAL | had spent | ainly | the three days and wan nicht |
Doric - DOR | than he had fan he stept oot | ainly | twa hours afore. As Blair wal |
Central - LAL | but | ainly | if ye gie each ither a chance |
Central - GLA | but | ainly | tak it at times o heich tide |
Central - LAL | wa and Sepo daunered aff, but | ainly | efter giein Poloko a sair loo |
Central - LAL | E FAWIN OOT. MELL YIN SPOONFU | AINLY | WI ILKA TROCH O FEED. |
Central - SWE | or new boats no riddy yet wiv | ainly | goat the rowin yin |
Central - LAL | "They | ainly | licht it ilka ither day,' sai |
Central - LAL | a. It's for the Mappies. They | ainly | eat vegetables.' |
Central - LAL | gangin by, and it wis shairly | ainly | a maitter o time afore... |
Doric - MNA | doon by the auld kirk. He wiz | ainly | kaint as McDougal since nebdy |