| Central - WCE |
yersels when she's aboot. Nae | argy-bargy | , nae cheek, nae backchat. Aye |
| Central - LAL |
agin ye; nae | argy-bargy | ; nae flytin, |
| Central - LAL |
aboot whilk there can be nae | argy-bargy | and jist a tiny sample fae th |
| Central - WCE |
'Dinnae | argy-bargy | wi me, laddie, or ah'll mak y |
| Central - WCE |
'Dinnae | argy-bargy | wi me, fur heaven's sake, wum |
| Central - SEC |
the shop. An he wasnae gaunae | argy-bargy | fur long enough. Scratchy bel |
| Southern - SEA |
In fact, she hed quite a lang | argy-bargy | wi th Lory, whae at last went |
| Central - GLA |
ae tone, "an thir's that much | argy-bargy | ye kin hardly hear yersel thi |
| Doric - ABN |
fine thegither, wi nivver an | argy-bargy | . We aa took wir turn ti sweep |
| Doric - MNA |
be veesitin the hoose fur an | argy-bargy | . The tattie-howkin wisna tae |
| Central - WCE |
first afore ye answer. Never | argy-bargy | wi her. Never gie her ony bac |
| Southern - SEA |
ersel, "th wei aw th beasties | argy-bargy | . Eet's enough tae drive ee ro |