Ulster - CUL | Granny | , even though she was Jed's mi | |
Central - LAL | Granny | said ah'd mad notions when ah | |
Central - LAL | Granny | 's door is always open, and ah | |
Central - LAL | Granny | says puck insteid o the F-wor | |
Central - LAL | Granny | used tae say curiosity killed | |
Central - LAL | Granny | wis It's a Wonderful Life. Sh | |
Orkney - ORK | Granny | sat on the binder | |
Orkney - ORK | Granny | an Granda Inkster wirna faer | |
Doric - DOR | Granny | . Dee ye think mam wid be proo | |
Central - LAL | Granny | laughs. | |
Central - LAL | Granny | growls oan the other end o th | |
Orkney - ORK | Granny | ? Whar daes gablos come fae? | |
Central - LAL | Granny | walked tae the bus stoap wi t | |
Orkney - ORK | Granny | ? Whar's that uncan wife? | |
Central - LAL | Granny | and Granda kept me entertaine | |
Orkney - ORK | Granny | ? Whar's Bessie geen? | |
Central - LAL | Granny | grunts. Even she cannae argue | |
Central - LAL | Granny | 's Stories | |
Central - SEC | Granny | ||
Orkney - ORK | Granny | 's Hoose | |
Central - LAL | Granny | ||
Doric - MNA | Granny | Riddle hid jist dozed aff, an | |
Doric - MNA | Granny | gied him a coat hinger, a spe | |
Central - SEC | Granny | , A've cut ma knee. | |
Central - SEC | Granny | , A've burnt ma haun. | |
Central - SEC | Granny | , ma thrapple's sair. | |
Central - SEC | Granny | , A've goat a big plook oan ma | |
Central - WCE | Granny | ’s Skite | |
Central - GLA | Granny | wance spaik o perty lines in | |
Shetland - SHD | Granny | meid da discovery danite dat | |
Central - LAL | ' | Granny | ,' Gary says. 'Are you alright |
Central - SEC | in an aimbulance; a bit o a ' | Granny | ' fae a lum cam aff in the gow |
Shetland - SHD | ‘I winna, | Granny | ,’ Dodie answered. ‘I prom |
Doric - MNA | Meanwhile, | Granny | Bruce an the Aunts hid knuckl |
Central - SEC | Oh, | Granny | |
Central - LAL | v a quiet drink. Lookin back, | Granny | earned hur keep oan that holi |
Central - LAL | aw, ma, mam or mum? And gran, | granny | , Nanna? No 'grandma', eh no @ |
Orkney - ORK | Whaur aar you been, | Granny | ? |
Doric - MNA | st o crumbs. Bit ae foreneen, | Granny | Riddle wisna tae be seen at y |
Doric - MNA | ongue. Bit ae day, as ye ken, | Granny | Riddle wisna in her gairden. |
Shetland - SHD | ‘Naethin, | Granny | , absolutely naethin,’ he sh |
Shetland - SHD | Hello, | Granny | , dis is me, Andy, ah'm onnly |
Shetland - SHD | ‘No, | Granny | , no for aboot a half oor.’ |
Doric - MNA | e like wee sunbeams. Sae noo, | Granny | Riddle hid nae excuse tae be |
Doric - MNA | s seen as brakkfast wis ower, | Granny | Bruce as matriarch o the faim |
Doric - MNA | e Minnie's cam tae bide wi's, | Granny | telt the heidsteen. An we'll |
Shetland - SHD | an cloots. Weel noo, he towt, | Granny | ’s pheesic is broon, sae my |
Shetland - SHD | ny rain clouds. If wir lucky, | Granny | might hae a sweetie for wis i |
Orkney - ORK | Quoyclerks - | Granny | 's end, cousins, Auntie Maggie |
Central - SEC | raves. "It lands on wir great- | granny | 's grave an sings tae her aa n |
Doric - ABN | ! Fit a fleg tae gie ma! I... | Granny | says afore catchin her raspy |
Doric - MNA | son, nor thy dother, nor ... | granny | , fit wye did Aunt Jessie makk |
Doric - MNA | ye their respecks tae Granda. | Granny | Bruce tuik oot a hanky an dab |
Central - LAL | Ah long fur LA. | Granny | said Los Angeles wis the home |
Doric - MNA | coal shed an the wash hoose. | Granny | 's hoose wis far finer than Mi |
Doric - MNA | r, tae help deliver the milk. | Granny | hid reassured the quinie a hu |
Central - LAL | Ma eyes open, and ah scream. | Granny | 's photie o the Sacred Heart i |
Central - LAL | n-feedin one o the old women. | Granny | would say she'll get hur bles |
Doric - MNA | eannie skippit awa oot again. | Granny | Riddle wid makk on she wis ra |
Ulster - GUL | Ach that's better an sit Doon. | Granny | wud bae busy dishin up ...A g |
Doric - MNA | tae learn tae like the toon. | Granny | an the aunts wid be guid tae |
Shetland - SHD | GIN staandin apö da dresser. | Granny | wis braaly fond o gin. Shö w |
Doric - MNA | em their scales an arpeggios. | Granny | hid already telt Minnie that |
Doric - MNA | t, an ye maunna tell naebody. | Granny | an Aunt Florence an Aunt Jess |
Central - LAL | yer in the computer industry. | Granny | said the Yanks wur full o shi |
Shetland - SHD | lairn = 'teach' in StE: | Granny | , can you lairn me hoo tae maa |
Orkney - ORK | ully stoprotted ivery summer; | Granny | 's |
Shetland - SHD | "Hello? | Granny | ! How lovely to hear from you! |
Central - LAL | like yer auld enough tae be a | granny | ... |
Central - SEC | Ma | granny | Alice passed awa last year. |
Central - LAL | ma | Granny | 's a |
Central - WCE | Ma | Granny | ’s gote a helluva skite Wi |
Central - GLA | Ma | granny | really makkit me in the fower |
Central - LAL | Ma | granny | haed tae depend on the wee bi |
Central - SEC | "Ma | Granny | coulda hit that baw harder ya |
Central - GLA | Angela Williams' parents, ma | granny | n granda, hud been brilliant |
Central - LAL | a nurse. Them that needed ma | granny | war aye amang the puirest. Th |
Doric - DOR | tae ye a whiley ago, said ma | granny | , but I liked tae hae it close |
Doric - DOR | And ma | granny | says: Yer mam wid be prood fi |
Central - GLA | new uniform and that, and ma | granny | had no been that well, so wi |
Southern - SEA | A mind ma | Granny | yince she sought |
Central - GLA | s yellae’d. A relic fae ma | granny | ’s hoose that ah’ve held o |
Central - GLA | ld sideboard that came fae ma | granny | 's. And of course he'd start i |
Central - WCE | mm well ah got a fiver fae ma | granny | an another fiver aff ma Aunti |
Doric - MNA | ’m gettin a new set frae ma | granny | the morn. |
Doric - DOR | d fan I repeatit thaim tae ma | granny | - |
Doric - DOR | I run tae ma | granny | ’s, swith, an I thraw ma erm |
Doric - MNB | I started tae blether tae ma | granny | aboot foo she wis keepin. She |
Central - WCE | a cany wait tae gee ma | granny | a brae big squeezy cuddle. |
Central - SEC | ther again tae commemorate ma | granny | ’s life. |
Southern - SWE | like as if ma | Granny | |
Central - GLA | imes, be it as a wean when ma | granny | or mither wis makin it, throu |
Central - LAL | bairn she could mind seein ma | granny | fillin up the sink an liftin |
Doric - MNA | “Ye’ll fin oot fin ma | granny | comes tae collect me at hame- |
Central - LAL | than tae try ony Scots on ma | granny | , she'd have thocht I wiz maki |
Central - LAL | mindit the scornfu wirds o ma | granny | whan she foond ony o us puffi |
Doric - DOR | ging hame tae see ma da or ma | granny | , and appen ma erms for a wair |
Central - LAL | sack o discardit fish for ma | granny | tae clean an gut an mak intae |
Doric - DOR | and the ‘aye, ta’ for ma | granny | . |
Central - LAL | h made a ghost account fur ma | Granny | , and ah'm sure none o them wo |
Central - GLA | aun tae the big school, as ma | granny | kept cryin it, efter the holi |
Central - SEC | 'Awa, he's the same age as ma | granny | ,' says Andrew. |
Central - LAL | it cam tae quality. Or as ma | granny | micht hae said, ‘Ye get whi |
Central - LAL | t on her. For her services ma | granny | got peyed wi an egg, a loaf o |
Central - GLA | it doon, McDade! That wis ma | Granny | ’s.’ Danny scolds him, ‘ |
Central - SEC | MOIRA: It wis ma | granny | 's recipe an it's fer the adul |
Central - WCE | the hoose tae help protect ma | granny | . |
Central - WCE | Ah've only ever met ma | granny | Campbell wance. Well no exact |
Central - SEC | tit ma wee gless horse fit ma | granny | gied me an, never takin her e |
Central - LAL | 'Ah wrote aboot ma | Granny | 's hame oan the West Coast,' a |
Orkney - ORK | peedie belly-button tied in a | granny | knot? |
Shetland - SHD | chs, bit mind whin we gude ta | granny | 's, foo we smootit Molly in at |
Shetland - SHD | ys, foo we used ta race up ta | Granny | 's, an I always wan. Different |
Central - GLA | the back way. There's only a | granny | walkin wae a wean in a pram n |
Doric - MNA | h the puir birdies,” sighed | Granny | Riddle. |
Central - GLA | hills ca'd oot tae ma beloved | Granny | |
Central - SEC | her fower sisters and ma auld | Granny | . Buffalo, wildebeest, zebra, |
Central - LAL | e wee tindel-box ma dear auld | granny | left doon there," the witch s |
Central - WCE | ppin the door o yer puir auld | granny | , |
Orkney - ORK | ae wur shouted in fur tea and | granny | asked hoo I'd gotten oan at s |
Central - WCE | HERE COMES THE HIGHLAND | GRANNY | - |
Central - WCE | ngiy, here comes the highland | granny | aw the way doon the corridor. |
Central - GLA | auld faither bides still and | granny | |
Ulster - GUL | Noo Mae | granny | wud coax Mither tae hae anith |
Ulster - CUL | As mae | granny | usetae sae, things cud aye ba |
Doric - DOR | Sae | granny | gaed an got the copy, mam’s |
Doric - MNA | ssessions hid bin flitted tae | Granny | Bruce's hame the nicht afore, |
Doric - MNA | Aunt Jessie keepit hoose tae | Granny | Bruce. The parlour an the kit |
Central - LAL | in the twenty-minute walk tae | Granny | 's house. |
Doric - MNA | Jeannie wad come rinnin intae | Granny | Riddle’s gairden. |
Orkney - ORK | led through the starlight tae | granny | 's. |
Doric - MNA | Aunt Jessie's room, neist tae | Granny | Bruce. Aunt Jessie keepit hoo |
Southern - SEA | Road trip to #Carlisle to see | granny | . Scorching hot day! ???? Had |
Ulster - GUL | ae Mae Mither tae see mae wee | granny | oan a seterdae . A knawed sha |
Central - GLA | His wee | granny | ’s goat fuckin tubes comin o |
Central - LAL | r today. She's a shadow o the | Granny | ah thought ah knew, and it br |
Central - GLA | can say that again,' says the | granny | . 'She's a beautiful wean, rig |
Central - GLA | e button, in't she?' says the | granny | . |
Doric - MNA | d as her teeth come oot, like | granny | ’s did fin she gaed tae bed? |
Shetland - SHD | knittan up like | granny | by the press. |
Central - LAL | 'Looks like | Granny | 's still kicking off about tha |
Doric - MNA | eft tae her ain devices while | Granny | crooshied a cheerback, Aunt J |
Shetland - SHD | Me | granny | got da vaccine an feels none |
Shetland - SHD | ules at aa fir mony years, me | granny | telt me dis years ago. On da |
Orkney - ORK | ie, there's more tae come. Me | granny | kent a thing or two aboot her |
Orkney - ORK | ie, there's more tae come. Me | granny | kent a thing or two aboot her |
Orkney - ORK | swine’s puddeen?’. And me | Granny | used tae tell me aboot someon |
Orkney - ORK | I use me | granny | 's spurtle and hid serves me w |
Orkney - ORK | chist as me | granny | used tae dae |
Orkney - ORK | There's plenty o room at me | Granny | 's hoose. You'd be warm and co |
Shetland - SHD | rak tae let you aa keen at me | granny | got her vaccine earlier ?? I |
Doric - MNA | Syne | Granny | Riddle wid drap a peppermint |
Central - LAL | a profile picture ah'm sure | Granny | would approve o. |
Central - GLA | sign ae a healthy system, mah | granny | says. But ah cannae shite her |
Central - GLA | Tommy, mah auntie Sharon, mah | granny | and granda an aboot a hunner |
Central - GLA | rway or suhin, heading ae mah | granny | 's hoose, then, when ah wis le |
Central - GLA | oot tae work. Mah niaw an mah | granny | an granda an that, they're aw |
Central - GLA | oan the back, Mah maw an mah | granny | urr sittin oan the couch wi t |
Central - GLA | s her stupit face appears mah | granny | turns the telly aff. That mea |
Central - GLA | kid a kidder, that's wit mah | granny | always says. Ah've goat the s |
Doric - MNA | A gweed enough | granny | as far's grannies go |
Orkney - ORK | Oh | granny | can't ye see |
Central - LAL | ow whit tae write aboot. Posh | Granny | 's hoose by the sea. Ah love S |
Central - LAL | Ma posh | Granny | spoke properly, but ma other |
Central - LAL | 'Water,' ah said tae posh | Granny | . |
Central - LAL | a hunner times easier if posh | Granny | didnae live oan the coast. Sh |
Central - LAL | y in the amusements near Posh | Granny | 's hoose. Fur aw they didnae h |
Southern - SEA | tly en route to Barrmill with | Granny | Liz. ???? https://t.co/PWEIzG |
Shetland - SHD | ized junk; just manageable wi | Granny | an Auld Daa's labour wi nae h |
Central - LAL | et ... I seen the men come wi | Granny | ’s bed the morn. My! Wis I m |
Doric - MNA | An | Granny | Riddle ay agreed wi her. Chee |
Doric - DOR | An | granny | didna need tae tell me, for I |
Doric - MNA | unt Florence, Aunt Jessie, an | Granny | tuik it in turns tae sit wi h |
Doric - DOR | - an | granny | ’s een lichtit up, bricht an |
Central - SEC | Ibrox an Parkheid humbugs an | granny | sookers? Mind, it micht cost |
Central - LAL | h sat in the backseat berween | Granny | and Kate, and except fur smok |
Orkney - ORK | No! Dinna poke in | Granny | 's fire. |
Orkney - ORK | it inside the hoose sittan on | granny | 's chair wupped up in her Fair |
Shetland - SHD | ry speecial medicine ta lairn | Granny | a lesson. |
Doric - MNA | 3. The Tale o | Granny | Riddle |
Central - LAL | Ah fink o | Granny | . Me and hur wur the best O pa |
Doric - MNA | speen, a stick, an the tap o | granny | ’s tea caddy, as syne as it |
Doric - MNA | oses she’d brocht, on tap o | Granny | Riddle’s kist, far they sho |
Central - LAL | immediately fink the worst o | Granny | . It wis just another family t |
Doric - MNA | ower fur anither year,” quo | Granny | , takkin doon an auld buik tha |
Shetland - SHD | I hed ta help | Granny | wi orderin claes online daday |
Shetland - SHD | AGIC. Dodie didna ken whedder | Granny | wis automatic or no, but shö |
Doric - MNA | 'Her | granny | his a fine hoose, near tae gu |
Doric - DOR | he wis a school cleaner. Her | granny | wis a nurse an wis eventually |
Doric - MNA | e late fur the kirk, said her | Granny | , makkin a queer face ahin Min |
Doric - MNA | , noo. She maun gyang tae her | granny | Bruce, in the toon, eence aat |
Central - SEC | t craft learnt tae her bi her | Granny | whan she crochets a shawl for |
Southern - SEA | ome from? Answer. Cei her | granny | lost a leg and got sepsis in |
Doric - MNA | nt, bein sent tae bide wi her | granny | , na, na, it wis aa fur her ai |
Doric - MNA | er heid, bit the Aunts an her | Granny | likit it, because it wis lang |
Doric - MNA | ppit excuse fur a gairden her | Granny | ained, an nae heich brae far |
Doric - MNA | if ye mynd them aa', quo her | Granny | Bruce. |
Shetland - SHD | m hed spoken aboot. Whaar her | granny | hed come fae. Hit wis nairrow |
Orkney - ORK | ......? Thoo likes thee ither | Granny | best? |
Doric - DOR | Yer | granny | says, “Jist look at that fa |
Doric - DOR | Yer | granny | says, “Hud yer wheesht.” |
Doric - DOR | Yer | granny | says, “That quine is awa wi |
Doric - MNA | "Yer | Granny | widna dunce this wi's fin it |
Central - LAL | this was Tell tale tit, yer | granny | cannae knit, yer guan tae jai |
Central - SEC | dictionar. Lairn it frae yer | granny | . Lairn it frae readin a buik. |
Central - GLA | Ah'm just gaun roond tae yer | granny | 's for an hour. See yous later |
Ulster - GUL | Or whut aboot time wae yer | Granny | nor Granda? |
Doric - ABN | Oh, ye canna shove yer | granny | aff a bus. Unless it’s yer |
Central - WCE | Naw ye cannae shove yer | Granny | aff a bus. |
Doric - MNA | e offence but dinna teach yer | granny | tae suck eggs." |
Doric - ABN | hae stories tae tell, ask yer | Granny | or yer pal’s Mam. Heid doun |
Central - GLA | "Aye, an yer | granny | wis a cowboy!" said Alice. "Y |
Central - GLA | And you in yer | Granny | 's shawl for comfort |
Doric - MNA | chocolates. Aabody kens yer | granny | wun them in last year’s Xma |
Doric - MNA | “I’s warrant yer | granny | disna ken a rhyme aboot a min |
Central - LAL | e, because everyone and their | granny | is comin tae Cathy's sixtieth |
Ulster - BUL | ...ir g’oot tae their | Granny | an Granda’s hoose as weel. |
Central - GLA | e man, an every cunt an their | granny | ’s gonae be intae it. It’s |
Central - GLA | chers n everyone else n their | granny | wid descend on the scene n it |
Orkney - ORK | Wir | Granny | his a parrot and his neem is |
Central - LAL | sing.....Ye Cannae Shove Yir | Granny | Aff a Bus!!! The auld dears g |
Central - LAL | O Ye Canny shove yir | Granny | |
Central - SEC | nday as bairns, tae giein oor | Granny | a veesit an gettin haud o the |
Orkney - ORK | the minister and drives poor | Granny | mad. |
Doric - MNA | unt Jessie, Aunt Florence nur | Granny | fa stood at the fit o her bed |
Central - EDN | i ‘Taliani ye gied tae your | Granny | , |
Doric - DOR | "Imperial your | granny | !" said the Keing, dichtin his |
Shetland - SHD | "She said, 'I want your | granny | to have it now, and you to de |
Central - LAL | . P was for parrot, somedie's | granny | had ane, it said, "Pretty Pol |
Shetland - SHD | n aald weemen, but no Dodie's | Granny | . Shö’s horrid. Dodie maks |
Central - WCE | ts thegether but Laura Kyle's | granny | jist died so she's aff school |
Orkney - ORK | st ootshine the rest. There's | Granny | wi the new home perm and froc |
Orkney - ORK | Whaar's | Granny | at? Is shae ben? |
Central - SEC | in claith aff hes heid as hes | granny | seyd, 'Alan, dae ye ken whit |
Central - SEC | d the laddies hens. Sometimes | granny | called them cock sparra's tho |
Shetland - SHD | 'White! His | granny | 's at da grind, |
Central - GLA | his ears. ‘Ah know man, his | granny | . Ah’m gaun tae look fur him |
Doric - MNA | be an ootlinn. Yon nicht, his | granny | tidied awa the ashets an fork |
Central - GLA | gaun through a lot, mind. His | granny | ’s took a turn fur the worse |
Central - GLA | cunt. No been aboot much. His | granny | an the cancer an that must be |
Central - GLA | ry day this week awready. His | granny | ’s no farin well. Her lung c |
Shetland - SHD | et a mashed up banana fae his | granny | ." |
Central - WCE | His stummach churned like his | Granny | ’s washin machine. |
Doric - MNA | bummed a tune on’t like his | granny | hid shown |
Doric - MNA | giftie fur a wee loon bi his | granny | . |
Southern - SEA | , sae at hei cuid bide wi his | granny | an tak on |
Central - LAL | that. Seems to me between his | granny | and his wife he’s been well |
Central - GLA | lete disaster fur him, as his | granny | eventually claimed him an bro |
Doric - MNA | here wis Jeannie. Jeannie wis | Granny | Riddle’s best frien. She wi |
Doric - MNA | randa's dairy onymair, it wis | Granny | 's, because Granda Bruce hid d |
Doric - ABN | Jamie’s | granny | is tidy |
Doric - MNA | Ross’s | granny | brocht the invites at hame ti |
Doric - MNA | nvite Gracie,” quo Ross’s | granny | . “Ye’ve got ower coorse a |
Central - SWE | Whan we cam tae Katy’s | granny | ’s |
Doric - MNA | Efter a while she speired at | Granny | if she could gyang neist door |
Ulster - GUL | free state, but mind me great | granny | 's were Ulster Scots. So ma we |
Central - SEC | "A lang time ago, when Great | Granny | wis a wee lassie, she wis awf |
Orkney - ORK | . Maggie could been her great | granny | , a howdie wife, or her next d |
Central - WCE | got some hidin aff yir great | granny | fur it. Ah'll bet. But, she a |
Doric - MNA | Heid o the table sat | Granny | Bruce. She wis seeventy fower |
Central - LAL | en on holiday wi ma bairns at | Granny | 's Heilin Hame. The damage on |
Doric - MNA | bye an rest fur a whylie, bit | Granny | Riddle didna wint tae rest. T |
Doric - MNA | Aabody likit | Granny | Riddle. She wis that helpfu a |
Doric - MNA | fractured her skull,' he telt | Granny | Bruce, snippin the catch on h |
Doric - MNA | t her queats. The doctor telt | Granny | Riddle tae bide inbye an rest |
Central - EDN | she telt him, “my Glasgow | granny | actually grew wild strawberri |
Central - LAL | @mcneil_kl Happy birthday | Granny | . Congratulations on getting t |
Doric - MNA | “Ay ay | Granny | Riddle,” she wad say. “Is |
Central - GLA | i this dense smilin’ smelly | granny | -wifey who |
Shetland - SHD | o something ta be desired! My | granny | aye spok aboot whether someen |
Shetland - SHD | aimly!" da lass answered, "My | Granny | bides next door ta Jessie, an |
Central - LAL | sn't look old enough to be my | granny | .' |
Central - LAL | @TheStovies I can see my | granny | fae here!! |
Central - LAL | a blind eye to me serving my | granny | . Staff wurnae supposed tae se |
Doric - DOR | oon a steamin bow! o broth my | granny | made for her. "Tell her it's |
Doric - MNA | “My | granny | kens a rhyme aboot forkietail |
Doric - MNA | morn,” fuspered Ross. “My | granny | ’s bakin fairy cakes. |
Ulster - GUL | mammy shaed sae. Dinnae wurry | Granny | wud sae...wee Johnny thir kin |