Central - LAL | cawed | fur silence | |
Central - SEC | cawed | Pongo - apparently yae would | |
Central - SEC | cawed | ower ti the laun o the leil. | |
Doric - DOR | cawed | Pancake Meg. Pancake Meg wis | |
Central - LAL | 'Hullo, Roo! | cawed | Wee Grumphie. "Whit are ye da |
Central - LAL | 'Wee Grumphie!' | cawed | Pooh in a lood whusper. |
Central - LAL | 'We'll stap jist in time!' | cawed | oot Mr Wonka. 'Dinnae be sae |
Central - LAL | 'Watch yersels!' | cawed | Pooh. 'Mind the knock! Oot o |
Central - LAL | 'Augustus!' | cawed | oot Mrs Gowp. 'Did ye no hear |
Central - LAL | 'On ye come,' | cawed | Christopher Robin. 'Ye'll be |
Central - LAL | 'Where are ye?' | cawed | Teeger. |
Central - LAL | s are sklentin doon the wey?' | cawed | oot Mr Wonka. 'It's because w |
Central - LAL | ls at the soond o 'Your-anus' | cawed | awa thair dignity an syne tha |
Central - DUN | the plan in the first place, | cawed | fer silence an read oot the c |
Central - WCE | less, an frae this, a storie, | cawed | , no surprisinlie, ‘The Mirr |
Central - WCE | is hinmaist clekkin o vairse, | cawed | ‘Incantations’; tither we |
Central - GLA | busy writin in his notebook, | cawed | oot "Silence!" an read oot fa |
Central - LAL | n thegither at a lonely farm, | cawed | Logan Hoose, nae far frae the |
Central - LAL | ld wi his chin in his haunds, | cawed | oot, 'Pooh!' |
Central - LAL | d that haed mony social ills, | cawed | apairt wi industrial warks, w |
Central - EDN | , an, whan ma faither kythit, | cawed | roch-lik fur a gless o rumb. |
Central - SEC | takeaway, | cawed | 'A Little Taste of India' oan |
Central - LAL | This is a sae- | cawed | ‘covert Scotticism’, in t |
Central - WCE | Matthaen' material is the sae- | cawed | 'Yairn o the Ten Deames' frae |
Central - LAL | n allophone) makkit efter sae- | cawed | slender or front vowels (sic |
Central - WCE | p MacDiarmid’s case for sae- | cawed | ‘synthetic’ Scots. This i |
Central - LAL | anely tae be a target for sae- | cawed | sportsmen. |
Central - SEC | ts in skuils, as weill as sae- | cawed | ‘brek-oot’ times, whan cu |
Central - WCE | contack wi (e’en bi his sae- | cawed | enemies, at ae time or anithe |
Central - LAL | er 'an tae a cauld hertit sae- | cawed | Scotsman wha haes nae unnerst |
Central - LAL | n still is …. As fur the so- | cawed | victors… weel that’s anit |
Central - LAL | He felt the same aboot the so- | cawed | great an guid in the Privy Co |
Central - DUN | but the same Cooncil in 1934 | cawed | it doun tae gie a guid view o |
Central - WCE | tity an yin-time PR agent wha | cawed | hissel president an set furth |
Central - WCE | day, nice an’ boozy Whin a | cawed | this burd a bor-fly floozy Sh |
Central - LAL | y an the ithers groups haesna | cawed | for the gemme tae be boycotti |
Central - LAL | "Hullo," Moa | cawed | , "Maister Trow? |
Central - GLA | Acause we have entered an era | cawed | |
Central - LAL | est. A blaff fae a bullet had | cawed | awaa the croun o a puir laddi |
Doric - DOR | there wis a lad | cawed | Derek in bakers claes wi a ke |
Doric - DOR | rt the reef. There wis ae lad | cawed | |
Central - LAL | he heid anes in Scotland haed | cawed | thairsels oot the culture an |
Central - GLA | rdained accordin tae a chield | cawed | Huldrych Zwingli. |
Central - LAL | liftit his gless o cider and | cawed | oot, 'A toast! I want ye aw t |
Central - LAL | awa, and syne stood ticht And | cawed | oor, 'Help for Pooh, a bear, |
Central - LAL | is that prood that he wid hae | cawed | oot "Look at me! if he hadna |
Central - LAL | Lately, Ah hae | cawed | eez name, |
Central - GLA | That ithers hae | cawed | the Second Sicht. |
Central - LAL | m; the Scots ward-hoard isnae | cawed | intae sic extensive uissage, |
Central - LAL | n awa fae the sun – the sae | cawed | the daurk side o the Moon – |
Central - SWE | Daurk sae | cawed | because the world haed bin do |
Central - LAL | shie (offeecial an aw) an sae | cawed | Trasianka 'at is melt Belarus |
Central - LAL | al but spoken by mony) an sae | cawed | Surzhik, melt Ukrainian an Ro |
Central - LAL | dget, anither election wad be | cawed | an the Scots, haein haed thei |
Central - LAL | ye're pittin on shouldnae be | cawed | The Waunnerfu Waddin. The Wid |
Central - DUN | lture an history needs tae be | cawed | oot. Them that tell theirsels |
Central - SEC | t at Portiebellae wesna ti be | cawed | ower eftir aw, bot ti |
Central - SEC | “It maun be | cawed | afoir a juidge i court, bot t |
Central - LAL | yon cider, Mabel,' the voice | cawed | . 'Ye ken Mr Beek doesna like |
Central - LAL | o the stair the tither voice | cawed | back, 'Bring up twa-three jau |
Central - LAL | "Judge Strauss!" a vyce | cawed | . "Judge Strauss! Make-up is w |
Central - SEC | Tony Soprano. In that episode | cawed | Chasing It. It's a fuckin cla |
Central - LAL | A wife | cawed | Mrs But n Ben? |
Central - LAL | am oot and watch this yin! he | cawed | tae Mrs Kranky. 'Cam oot and |
Central - EDN | fur me. Heir yow, lathie," he | cawed | ti the cheil at trinnilt the |
Central - LAL | "Sunny," he | cawed | oot blythely, pittin his haun |
Central - LAL | 'Medicine time, Grannie,' he | cawed | oot. |
Central - LAL | 'Naethin, Grannie,' he | cawed | oot. |
Central - LAL | and look for it the noo,' he | cawed | oot tae Heehaw. |
Central - LAL | 'It's aw richt,' he | cawed | through the letter-box. 'Yer |
Central - LAL | , Grannie, naethin at aw,' he | cawed | back. |
Central - SEC | maun be wrang. Haw Jimmy,' he | cawed | oot tae the baurman an the re |
Central - LAL | like doon there, Angina?' he | cawed | oot. He leaned further forrit |
Central - LAL | e snaw. Awthin he did noo, he | cawed | canny, sae he widnae wear him |
Central - LAL | 'Hullo? he | cawed | oot, fou o Joy. |
Central - LAL | . He chapped the door, and he | cawed | oot yince or twiced, and syne |
Central - NEC | he universe, had a son and he | cawed | this son Hercules. Hercules w |
Central - LAL | aithered near the yett and he | cawed | oot, 'Weelcome, ma wee freend |
Central - LAL | .." he went on thinkin, an he | cawed | the bellpou tae the auld wuma |
Central - LAL | wi een like fiery coals an he | cawed | it ‘the goblin grim.’ Dae |
Central - NEC | eryon up intae space. Then he | cawed | the shilpit skinny kye back a |
Central - WCE | him an effin’ B So he | cawed | her an effin’ C Slap wis tr |
Central - LAL | m on ma wey noo, laddie!' she | cawed | doon tae Geordie. 'Jist watch |
Central - WCE | Right, she | cawed | him an effin’ B So he cawed |
Central - GLA | So she | cawed | soaftly efter it, "Moose, ma |
Doric - MNA | oryin. ‘Sneak thievin’ he | cawed | it an he wiz oan for ‘daein |
Central - LAL | oond. The finder wis a laddie | cawed | Augustus Gowp, and Mr Baffie' |
Central - LAL | read, 'wis foond by a laddie | cawed | Mike Teeveeheid.' |
Central - LAL | 'Naw, Grannie, naw! Geordie | cawed | back. 'Ye're gonnae guddle up |
Central - LAL | n efter ye, Grannie,' Geordie | cawed | back. 'I'm thinkin o ye aw th |
Central - LAL | 'No yet, Grannie,' Geordie | cawed | back. "There's aye twinty min |
Central - LAL | r stap noo, Grannie?' Geordie | cawed | oot... |
Central - LAL | And some anti-freeze, Geordie | cawed | efter him. 'I splairged in a |
Central - LAL | Chairlie, darlin,' Mrs Baffie | cawed | oot fae whaur she wis staundi |
Doric - DOR | Ere wis a wifie | cawed | Susie that took ten bags o fi |
Central - LAL | ts. Syne the General Assemlie | cawed | on aw memmer states o the UN |
Central - WCE | The referee is an auld mannie | cawed | ‘Tempus’. He tells the na |
Central - SEC | veals that her mate, a lassie | cawed | Alana, will soon be joinin us |
Central - LAL | lucky person wis a wee lassie | cawed | Veruca Saut wha steyed in a m |
Central - GLA | That lassie | cawed | Eve and her girlfreend Lilith |
Central - LAL | sair mirk, Mr. Enfield's tale | cawed | by in a rowe o lichtit pictur |
Central - SWE | meenit as the depairture time | cawed | nearer. |
Central - LAL | There wis a bottle o perfume | cawed | FLOOERS O NEEPS. It honked o |
Central - GLA | "Well, that's how they're | cawed | lessons," the Gryphon said: " |
Central - LAL | His band are | cawed | "Clatty Clootie", anely on Ro |
Central - LAL | Whaniver we are | cawed | oan, we'll appear. |
Central - SEC | any cunts steyin in Leith are | cawed | Three Finger Louie?" |
Ulster - GUL | woman1979 An aww wagtails are | cawed | Wullie! Wullie Wagtail! |
Central - GLA | Whan aw are | cawed | , unwillint, tae be juidged, |
Central - LAL | mither o Mr Baffie. They are | cawed | Granda Jock and Grannie Jocki |
Central - LAL | mither o Mrs Baffie. They are | cawed | Granda Geordie and Grannie Ge |
Central - LAL | lace in the middle o naewhere | cawed | Kittlerumpit. |
Central - GLA | Or the vanity case | cawed | yer fanny's daurk |
Central - GLA | "We | cawed | him Tortoise because he taugh |
Central | the wa’ wiz the big yin we | cawed | The Giant. We goat past that |
Central - SEC | s own a patent fur a wee hing | cawed | 'imagination'. In other words |
Central - LAL | brimless, an the haill thing | cawed | sklent tae a maist uncouthie |
Central - LAL | de ye my ambassador, the king | cawed | oot, hastylike. |
Central - LAL | t the war a public gaithering | cawed | in Ardler, by Dundee, on Wade |
Doric - DOR | Ah | cawed | em up lik a tarrie dug, fufty |
Central - SEC | ome fae a corner ae Edinburgh | cawed | Leith. A place that wisnae kn |
Central - SEC | thai | cawed | out in Tammas’s motir ti ha |
Central - LAL | 'But Mr Wonka,' Granda Jock | cawed | efter him, 'there's ... there |
Central - LAL | get a sicht o him yet?' Beek | cawed | back. |
Central - WCE | elie upon takin haud o a buik | cawed | Nisbett’s Heraldry. Forby, |
Central - LAL | His maw'd bocht him this book | cawed | "How Tae Mak Freens in New Pl |
Central - WCE | ott wes the skrievar o a wark | cawed | ‘Emptiness in Alba’, but |
Central - LAL | s whit happened when a deil | cawed | Lieutenant Crichton led a mil |
Central - WCE | , aw kythes in an unkent poem | cawed | ‘Doom’, datin frae 1968: |
Central - LAL | his first appearance sees him | cawed | tae the aid o Scotland, nae a |
Central - LAL | nder o this Gowden Ticket. Pm | cawed | Mr Wullie Wonka! Gie's yer ha |
Central - SEC | t twinty minutes later ma mum | cawed | me doon stairs fur ma tea and |
Central - GLA | ee blasts oan the trumpet, an | cawed | oot, "First witness!" |
Central - SEC | the cairrage an | cawed | , |
Central - LAL | naethin an the captain, a man | cawed | Paterson, made shair we bid t |
Central - LAL | WONKA'S WORKS, belangin a man | cawed | Mr Wullie Wonka, the greatest |
Central - WCE | mplest narrative. A hielanman | cawed | Duncan gangs stravaigin for a |
Central - DUN | Cambridge professor o German | cawed | Nicholas Boyle an it gets ric |
Central - LAL | reportit for their poverty an | cawed | neglectfu, their bairns taen |
Central - LAL | ked like a tree that had been | cawed | ower; and whenever a hoose lo |
Central - WCE | r atomic level juist hae been | cawed | fairness, the irreducible not |
Central - SEC | h tell him ‘’Ah’ve been | cawed | worse. So, Marv? ah hear if a |
Central - LAL | eebor Neptune haes affen been | cawed | ice etins raither nor gaseous |
Central - WCE | the witnesses had niver been | cawed | . But in beuks like "Docherty" |
Central - DUN | the ae-lane thing it his been | cawed | , but that's a fair descriptio |
Central - GLA | A kitchen | cawed | |
Central - LAL | alan. Thon ambeetion is aften | cawed | ‘normalisation’ aifter th |
Central - LAL | 'I ken!" Christopher Robin | cawed | oot suddenly. |
Central - SEC | e. But when yur talent's bein | cawed | intae question by a six-fit t |
Central - SEC | the shoap ah'm suddenly bein | cawed | oor by her. |
Central - SEC | aid, pointin tae a wee darlin | cawed | Megan. |
Central - LAL | A wummin | cawed | Miss Maclahose, |
Central - LAL | In faur-awa Russia, a wummin | cawed | Charlotte Russe claimed she'd |
Central - WCE | s Frieda but she likes gettin | cawed | Friday, an she's always weari |
Central - EDN | ah huv a fancy new companion | cawed | Johnnie Walker tae help me fu |
Central - SEC | ah heard aboot the phenomenon | cawed | the "Scottish Cringe". |
Central - SEC | nd it wis a simple peanut who | cawed | his number. Accordin tae what |
Central - LAL | The Covenantin so | cawed | leader Sir Robert Hamilton o |
Central - SWE | the Russians hivin a warship | cawed | the Eichmann.) |
Central - DUN | aw doun tae a terrorist group | cawed | the Mau-Mau,wha jist happent |
Central - SEC | an elbuck in the mou an near | cawed | his teeth oot. The ref nivver |
Central - LAL | d forgotten when the Jaggylar | cawed | oot tae them. |
Central - GLA | And afore they war | cawed | |
Central - LAL | The teacher | cawed | awbody back tae their desks. |
Central - LAL | ley? Weel, I've a wee brither | cawed | Manny, but I could NEVER get |
Doric - DOR | weeks time." Weel the fermer | cawed | sawdust fae Jonsar Eck's |
Central - SEC | introducin us tae some writer | cawed | J.D Salinger. And she spoke w |
Central - LAL | the watter. Mr. Poe had never | cawed | the Baudelaire bairns "ma wee |
Central - SEC | roass the road fae the boozer | cawed | Pias. Take this, eh? and tell |
Central - SEC | ind some shitty lookin boozer | cawed | The Calderwood. Jist as every |
Central - WCE | inny boy wi greasy black hair | cawed | Jason that went tae the Mary |
Central - WCE | ark's saicont big sectioun ir | cawed | 'Songs: Adapted to the Times' |
Central - LAL | he gemme tae be boycottit, or | cawed | aff – raither they want tae |
Central - LAL | e aifternoon on the bare moor | cawed | Airds Moss near Cumnock. |
Central - LAL | The Emperor | cawed | the high-heid-yin o his minis |
Central - SEC | or teacher telt us wance thur | cawed | a “floor-deh-lee” but ah |
Central - LAL | side o toon. Coont Olaf, he's | cawed | ." |
Central - SEC | aboot a bairn. Efteraw, he's | cawed | kid." |
Central - SEC | "This monologue's | cawed | , Boris Johnstone" ah tell thu |
Central - LAL | haur Olaf could see it. "It's | cawed | Nuptial Law for Numpties," Kl |
Central - SWE | uv ye never heard ae it? It's | cawed | the Lochside Bakers. Dae they |
Central - LAL | mpster Is that no whit's it's | cawed | , still, tho? |
Doric - DOR | TV mannie says it's | cawed | win chill. |
Central - SWE | a wean, Cry awthing whit it's | cawed | . |
Central - GLA | k this oot-d'ye know how it's | cawed | a whitin?" |
Central - LAL | irs. The Scottish coinage was | cawed | in efter the Union o the Parl |
Central - LAL | irlmagig o the cramson blades | cawed | up a gowden stour. Suddently, |
Southern - SEA | the pines an cypresses | cawed | doun for timmer. |
Central - SEC | en o the ling. The duirs wes | cawed | ajie wi the dunt, an the puir |
Central - SEC | The Efricans at wes | cawed | ower as sklaves ti Americae w |
Central - LAL | em 85. Specifically, Diana is | cawed | upon, linkin back tae poem 69 |
Central - SEC | n a haystack until ma name is | cawed | . Takin a swift glance aroond |
Central - SWE | tae the English. This time is | cawed | 'The First War of Independenc |
Central - LAL | an whan anither referendum is | cawed | , I wad expeck sic a muivement |
Central - WCE | be hangin aboot wi her. Chris | cawed | me a nutcase an then he said |
Central - SWE | "Heh. How come this is | cawed | the Baker's Loch anywey man?" |
Central - LAL | diwirk. Whit she had made wis | cawed | a grapplin hook, which is som |
Central - WCE | trange himself. Robert he wis | cawed | . He wis actin especially stra |
Central - DUN | antime the toun constable wis | cawed | in by magistrate Low tae tak |
Central - LAL | knot she wis usin the noo wis | cawed | the Deil's Tongue. A wheen o |
Central - LAL | Wi that a door wis | cawed | ajee fornent twa bieldit quin |
Central - LAL | his taen place durin whit wis | cawed | the ‘Killin Times’ an Dav |
Central - LAL | The Cameronian regiment wis | cawed | aifter him an very prood o th |
Central - SEC | inside. St Johns Academy wis | cawed | . Nae doot yuv heard ae it but |
Central - LAL | n shinin bricht, "the play is | cawed | The Wunnerfu Waddin, and it's |
Central - LAL | The neeps | cawed | oot, "It's a tattie plot! |
Central - LAL | While ma paurents an sisters | cawed | the crack the time |
Central - NEC | ld, he got a lumber wi a lass | cawed | Megara and soon they were mai |
Central - WCE | ka Ricky Chambers but he gets | cawed | Clicky cause he's dead good w |
Central - LAL | id whan sic muckle pouer gets | cawed | tae accoont; brocht intae the |
Central - LAL | e kitchen, Coont Olaf," Klaus | cawed | . "We're jist feenishin denner |
Central - SEC | at the PM, Boris Johnson, hus | cawed | a press conference fur later |
Central - LAL | d. Auld Major (he wis ayeweys | cawed | thon, though the name he'd be |
Central - SEC | on oan the grund. Then it’s | cawed | fog or mist.” Ah thocht tha |
Central - GLA | That | cawed | not crenellatit hooses "home" |
Central - LAL | s awa tae Lunnon, a fact that | cawed | Scots as a political tongue a |
Central - SWE | bigot balloon frae oor street | cawed | |
Central - LAL | tle wi yellae stuff inside it | cawed | DISHWORTH'S KENSPECKLE DANDRU |
Central - SWE | "Whit's it | cawed | then?" |
Central - LAL | ebates whan the UK government | cawed | in question the richt o the S |
Central - SEC | h wis expectin an ex KGB cunt | cawed | Ivan the Terrible or suttin f |
Central - SEC | , mate" ah tell him "Somecunt | cawed | Mark Henderson keeps gittin l |
Central - SEC | . She wis wae some flash cunt | cawed | , Mario." |
Central - SEC | Fur fuck sake, Aldo. Yae jist | cawed | him the Jimmy Saville ae Scot |
Central - GLA | The rest ae the class jist | cawed | it a worm. |
Central - WCE | tt Bloodgood wi a new MS. nou | cawed | 'Familiar Anecdotes of Sir Wa |
Central - GLA | Entry tae whit we aw | cawed | "hooses" or waur |
Central - SEC | Been readin yin by this boay | cawed | Karl Marx and he makes an oaf |
Central - SEC | be served by her. A puny boay | cawed | Paul who ah kent fae the booz |
Central - LAL | hay’ll tell us thay awready | cawed | by. |
Central - LAL | gemme. There's this wee maddy | cawed | Fregley that steys haufwey at |
Central - LAL | 'Heehaw! awbody | cawed | oot. |
Central - LAL | jaur. 'Cheerio, Ratton!' they | cawed | oot as they skailt through th |
Central - LAL | 'Hullo, Heehaw,' they | cawed | oot croosely. |
Central - WCE | way aroon this labyrinth they | cawed | a hoose first, although she w |
Central - LAL | ur the 26th foot … but they | cawed | themsels the Cameronians in m |
Central - SEC | s in a boozer oot Granton wey | cawed | 'The Highlander'. No jist him |
Central - SEC | hour until ma name is finally | cawed | , "Mr Cooper" a voice says. Ma |
Central - LAL | wey, and Teeger accidentally | cawed | ower twa-three chairs by acci |
Central - SEC | ee wheels. Thur's yin wee boy | cawed | Jackson wha's got a dirty moo |
Central - GLA | fair drawin in!" An a Canary | cawed | oot tae its weans in a trembl |
Central - SEC | l him. "Ah've written a story | cawed | simply 'Boris Johnston'. Yous |
Central - SEC | Jist imagine some dafty | cawed | Charles wae aw his private ed |
Doric - ABN | o, a river ran throu the city | cawed | the 'Túria'. It was kent for |