| Central - LAL | deaved | by the dirlin city traffic | |
| Southern - WCE | Hud | deaved | the sun wi blethers, an sent |
| Central - LAL | e keppit on the stair, tae be | deaved | wi aw that claik aboot aw kin |
| Central - SWE | maist idle at chynge are aye | deaved | |
| Doric - DOR | hed his verra ain air, that I | deaved | faither till he made me a tim |
| Central - EDN | his jaw slack an | deaved | frae tavern clash. |
| Central - LAL | im bide clarty an broon, bein | deaved | at the thocht o the siller." |
| Central - LAL | An, for that I've no | deaved | or snasht |
| Ulster - PUL | Fowk oot a danner | deaved | wi thair bizzin |
| Central - SEC | My lugs is | deaved | wi somebdy's patter |
| Central - SEC | Aince mair, he wis | deaved | wi, “Dae ye see this leg, w |
| Central - EDN | arin wi the ither men. He wis | deaved | wi pheesical desires that he |
| Central - LAL | Be newly | deaved | by noise inapt, |