Central - GLA | the front n somebody shouts, ' | Chill | oot fuck, it's only the young |
Central - GLA | g at um, Ahm jist like that, ' | Chill | oot everycunt. Nuhin's gonnae |
Central - SWE | Hey, Scotland, | chill | ! laughs Ahmed. Let’s not st |
Central - LAL | His hert's empty, | chill | , an dismal. |
Central - LAL | cauld oot for gallivanting... | Chill | oot, there's always the morn' |
Central - LAL | a kip.. Enjoy yer evening A.. | Chill | , and get the music oan.. ?? |
Central - GLA | joints tae take the edge aff. | Chill | us aw oot n git a wee laugh b |
Doric - MNA | t. Steenhillock hid catched a | chill | in the stable three wikks bac |
Central - LAL | fowk thay fail, whit cauld a | chill | thay strike in the hert o a b |
Orkney - ORK | Her presence a | chill | in the air |
Central - GLA | him. ‘You gotta just take a | chill | pill, y’know? Does you no g |
Central - SEC | air, hopin she widnae catch a | chill | . |
Doric - DOR | Fine day bit still a | chill | in the air, |
Ulster - WUL | Old Scots fundy, to suffer a | chill | , originally, Old French enfon |
Central - WCE | ight. The group screamed as a | chill | went up their spines. |
Ulster - GUL | dentities. Thon mockin' bes a | chill | faictor agin mair participati |
Ulster - BUL | A sage, a fraud ait gies a | chill | , |
Central - LAL | aur for me.' On hearin this a | chill | cam ower Kate, but her faithe |
Ulster - BUL | An sent a | chill | intil mae bane |
Ulster - EUL | s ma's at Gretna Green, but a | chill | hastened bur feet as she imai |
Orkney - ORK | o oceanic | chill | . |
Doric - MNA | ere. As it wiz, the barefaced | chill | tried tae find its wye atween |
Shetland - SHD | self aboot it gave me a caald | chill | craalin up my back but I wis |
Central - LAL | Klaus felt a cauld | chill | gang doon him as the |
Doric - DOR | o the week 11am - coffee and | chill | tae the best show on radio @c |
Central - SEC | ise and have a few drinks and | chill | out during these troubled tim |
Doric - ABN | g a bit o’ a ‘Netflix and | chill | ’ wi’ me on my sofa (Coonc |
Doric - DOR | …. Seriously min, ye need tae | chill | oot. Fit did fowk like you de |
Ulster - EUL | intae the grey-blue sea, the | chill | o watter laceratin hir pale f |
Central - WCE | lether aboot the rain and the | chill | in the air. Hazel couldnae be |
Ulster - GUL | Tae turn the | chill | o rain an wun. |
Central - AYR | ngers o frost an snaw, or the | chill | claws o sleet an tain, micht |
Ulster - EUL | She felt the | chill | o Dalriada. |
Southern - SWE | an | chill | ye tae yer banes. |
Ulster - GUL | Jack Frost'll nip yer neb an | chill | ye tae the hairt. |
Central - LAL | an the room grew dark an | chill | . |
Central - WCE | ents can go an watch telly an | chill | oot or play the computer (exc |
Doric - DOR | Win | chill | cuts throo tae the been, |
Doric - DOR | TV mannie says it's cawed win | chill | . |
Doric - DOR | Dry bit a Sooth win foo o win | chill | , |
Central - WCE | o a November | chill | |
Orkney - ORK | o fire tae dispel the winter | chill | |
Orkney - ORK | The watter | chill | an salt, |
Central - SEC | identical recognisable bitter | chill | . Except noo 'twas aw weys. So |
Central - LAL | but Bothwell? In this | chill | , this dismal place? |
Central - SEC | aylicht faded an the air grew | chill | |
Central - SEC | idnae end bit spread. Th' icy | chill | expanded, slowly seeping up m |