| Doric - ABN |
doon yer thrapple - na, na, | freenly | as ye like, they were, an qui |
| Central - LAL |
An Mannheim, a bonny toun, | freenly | , sae canty an aa-place weel-b |
| Doric - MNA |
Wi a maist un- | freenly | look |
| Central - SEC |
Come on noo! Be mair eco- | freenly | ! |
| Doric - ABN |
Kent for: | Freenly | fowk an guid craic |
| Central - SEC |
A gied a | freenly | nod, but he |
| Central - LAL |
A gied a | freenly | nod, but he |
| Doric - MNA |
el, appairently, she wis affa | freenly | - hid a lot o veesitors, iv |
| Doric - MNA |
verra much." Eileen gied im a | freenly | smile es he sut er plate doon |
| Central - SEC |
An fur a | freenly | gless or twa ma wine is guid |
| Central - SEC |
Craigrossie is a | freenly | hill. |
| Central - SEC |
tae gang. Luckily there wis a | freenly | Tattie Bogle staunin in an ad |
| Central - SEC |
aboot a | freenly | spat o rain. |
| Ulster - PUL |
Noo aa but gan frae | freenly | hames, |
| Central - SEC |
ot gin thai weemin wir aw sae | freenly | wi ilk ithers company ir gin |
| Central - LAL |
same intress an adhere tae | freenly | traffeck an respect. The twa |
| Doric - MNA |
"Aat's a nice | freenly | -lookin couple," said Joyce as |
| Central - SEC |
pairt in an whase events are | freenly | an mettlesome. This year the |
| Central - SEC |
Wi | freenly | tots. |
| Doric - DOR |
ic lenth aboot his respeck an | freenly | feelin for her, aat in e hinn |
| Ulster - CUL |
In | freenly | chat wi burd or baist - |
| Doric - MNA |
the Jeweller. "He's only bein | freenly | ." |
| Central - SEC |
O flocks o | freenly | speugs. |
| Central - SWE |
ackin masel. But it’s richt | freenly | noo, strings o’ drool runni |