Orkney - ORK | Dykes | o fattie cutties an a bridge | |
Central - WCE | Potatoes fir Winter, | dykes | tae be built. |
Central - AYR | Potatoes fir Winter, | dykes | tae be built. |
Central - AYR | nowt; an gin he kep the fail- | dykes | in guid repair, his craps wad |
Central - AYR | tivatit grun enclosed by fail- | dykes | doun in the wee howe by the P |
Doric - MNA | the gusset o grun atween twa | dykes | left ower tae the wud beasts |
Central - LAL | uils, an bigg laich, symbolic | dykes | at a body can straddle. Glesg |
Southern - WCE | the slabs back on the cowped | dykes | , |
Central - GLA | O muddy watters, dubs and | dykes | and pends. |
Doric - MNA | ups an sweet pink clover; the | dykes | wad be brichtened by yalla br |
Doric - MNA | in blaa throwe him an saa the | dykes | full wi snaa. An fin he blink |
Central - SWE | An snaa poudert aa the | dykes | |
Doric - ABN | there wis still snaw ahin the | dykes | - Ah min' it fine - an Ah w |
Central - LAL | es for oor uncle; dreepin the | dykes | intae the fields, an spearin |
Doric - ABN | er the pavements, groutin the | dykes | . |
Orkney - ORK | Rummel doon the | dykes | |
Doric - MNA | in aboot - climmin up on the | dykes | Rinnin aff an files on tae th |
Doric - DOR | , plaidie, slidderin ower the | dykes | wi lang, oorie shaddas, my da |
Central - SEC | ed hiz muise. Braw dray-stane | dykes | connekkit it aw thegither in |
Central - LAL | Lowpin ower the aul stane | dykes | . |
Ulster - PUL | Tummelt doon stane | dykes | , tae Cowie''s Craig. |
Orkney - ORK | t most o her time geckan owre | dykes | , cheust tae see whit her neeb |
Doric - DOR | emi. Nay footie ups oor those | dykes | . |
Doric - DOR | cracker o a place. It hid big | dykes | like a fort an ye could see t |
Doric - DOR | aboot kirk yards Why the big | dykes | roon them once yer in yer in |
Ulster - SYN | thaim that's agin ye wull big | dykes | aa roon ye, an fence ye ïn f |
Ulster - PUL | Aye, ding doon tha mairch | dykes | |
Ulster - PUL | IV. Ding Doon tha Mairch | Dykes | |
Central - SWE | through | dykes | , abuin wir lums, |
Central - AYR | e an byre neist door, an fail | dykes | anent the hous for buchtin sh |
Ulster - EUL | It pues ower waas an | dykes | bigged ticht |
Ulster - EUL | Slonks an | dykes | lept aye wud brak |
Doric - DOR | Parks an | dykes | wi sna are fer foo, |
Doric - ABN | a fedder athort the parks an | dykes | an burns, half snoovin, half |
Ulster - EUL | Whar Rodden | Dykes | , Movilla or Tae Nendrum gaes. |
Central - SEC | when | dykes | an fields wir white wi rime |
Central - EDN | o him in the spring, repairin | dykes | efter the flash fluids had du |
Central - GLA | Jumpin ower | dykes | , peddlin bikes, |
Ulster - EUL | Tha big yins up in Stormunt's | dykes | , |
Orkney - ORK | containment | dykes | , brissan somtheen skare an lo |
Ulster - GUL | weans magged through yin o my | dykes | . I was wunnerin wha tae gie a |
Doric - ABN | egither, walkin atap fowks’ | dykes | on the wye, an throwin steens |