Ulster - EUL | Coul | wat fing'rs | |
Ulster - WUL | It wiz a dreech an' | coul | ' wunters day. |
Ulster - EUL | s cursed hoose wi its cursed, | coul | echaes. |
Ulster - EUL | ae lea the babbie lyin there, | coul | an exposed. She stuid up an c |
Ulster - EUL | Wairm reek clims up, | coul | tin tae fin |
Ulster - PUL | A was drookit, | coul | an foondert, ma breeks |
Ulster - EUL | Ma dinnther it wus staney- | coul | , |
Ulster - WUL | the word 'one' in English: "a | coul | yin" (a cold day) "a wee yin" |
Ulster - SYN | that fowk dïnnae gie me tha | coul | shoother whaniver A loass ma |
Ulster - SYN | an fowk hate ye or gie ye tha | coul | shoother, bawl yis oot or ble |
Ulster - GUL | ip o' tha craiter ta houl tha | coul | away! Monie thenks ta @Zippo |
Ulster - CUL | ot late .... A canny stan tha | coul | , |
Ulster - PUL | ha deep swamp an hoked in tha | coul | scummy watther. His hauns fun |
Ulster - PUL | ll lie deid aneath him in tha | coul | yird in tha hint o thon stane |
Ulster - PUL | be pechin, houghin, fou o tha | coul | . |
Ulster - EUL | Road wud abandon a wean on a | coul | nicht," said Sally, as the we |
Ulster - PUL | Twas a | coul | oul nicht |
Ulster - EUL | life an limb bae gittin intae | coul | watter, but there's no a chan |
Ulster - SYN | aun suffer a richt dail an be | coul | shoothert bi tha eldèrs, tha |
Ulster - GUL | tumn turns tae Wunter, an the | coul | an rain'll stairt, |
Ulster - GUL | Whan the | coul | o Winter stairts tae wane an |
Ulster - EUL | oot his ain place atween the | coul | breeks an wairm fire. He was |
Ulster - EUL | he slavered his hands in the | coul | gundge forbye. |
Ulster - PUL | lecker an blecker got. As the | coul | wunther nichts set in, John c |
Ulster - EUL | Me | coul | an haird as stane. |
Ulster - PUL | me doon, an thair wus a quare | coul | wun comin intae tha hoose, bo |
Ulster - EUL | for it see’d that they were | coul | an it reached oot its airm ta |
Ulster - PUL | Am quare an fand o cranreuch | coul | ; |
Ulster - EUL | was alane in a hoose fillt wi | coul | echaes an marble fireplaces, |
Ulster - PUL | A hirpled hame, foondert wi | coul | , |
Ulster - PUL | , dearie, it’s wile derk an | coul | in here wi nae mair nor this |
Ulster - GUL | are, Sir! "Dreich" is wet an | coul | in Ulster Scots! |
Ulster - PUL | Innunner ma ain | coul | bed. |
Ulster - GUL | An een though it's foonderin | coul | , |
Ulster - EUL | A weeda-wumman, stairvin | coul | , |
Ulster - PUL | Doon | coul | wat mirky pots, tae fill |
Ulster - PUL | Tae come oot o thon bake o | coul | stane. |
Ulster - SYN | niebodie gies even a bicker o | coul | wattér tae yin o these weans |
Ulster - EUL | n Gumrie's crew, tha shoother | coul | . |
Ulster - EUL | It was | coul | an I was foundert, but the ca |
Central - LAL | ur we happed him ticht in his | coul | lang hame. |
Ulster - EUL | The ma wudnae be oot on this | coul | nicht wi bluid streamin frae |
Ulster - EUL | ! It’s | coul | !’ gasped Jenny. |
Ulster - EUL | ‘It’s coul! It’s | coul | ! It’s coul!’ gasped Jenny |
Ulster - EUL | are,’ saed Jenny. ‘It’s | coul | !’ |
Ulster - EUL | t wanted tae swim in the mort | coul | water. |
Ulster - EUL | r han an teuk the wean's mort | coul | fingers in hir ain. She knelt |
Ulster - EUL | e o Ireland an the craws cast | coul | winds ower the swans as they |
Ulster - EUL | notion hou | coul | the hoose wud be on the insid |
Central - SEC | Syne oot by | Coul | and back by Cloan - |