Central - LAL | hurdies | are for houghmagandy. | |
Central - SEC | gin he brennt! Horns, | hurdies | , hauchs, |
Central - LAL | yers o nylon nettin jaggin ma | hurdies | , |
Central - WCE | Cairvin ma | hurdies | for something tae eat, |
Central - LAL | forrit, but wis suin ower ma | hurdies | in deep watter an cuid feel m |
Central - EDN | eg, the ither knee booed, the | hurdies | inclint, tracin wi the side o |
Central - EDN | tiltit the opposite wey, the | hurdies | tiltit the ilk wey as the hei |
Central - WCE | ge siller buckle. 'The bowsie | hurdies | that kythed fae unner the smo |
Central - DUN | d rip meh breeks rite aff meh | hurdies | |
Southern - SEA | Her | hurdies | and her waist sae slim |
Doric - MNA | . Jessie the Jumbo hodged her | hurdies | an showded back an forrit dae |
Central - LAL | Jimp round her | hurdies | clings her wee short skirt, |
Central - NEC | ppolyta and the belt roon her | hurdies | plistered wi siller and gowd. |
Central - WCE | s, legs apairt, haunds on her | hurdies | , glowerin at the wee laddies |
Central - WCE | s, legs apairt, haunds on her | hurdies | , glowerin at Miss Honey, wha |
Central - WCE | ll stood wi her haunds on her | hurdies | , glowerin at him. 'Get a move |
Central - EDN | waist, abuin the curve o her | hurdies | , an lift her upwart tae the f |
Central - LAL | barn, he cuid hae gruppt her | hurdies | an cowpt her in the strae. Bu |
Central - LAL | , an haes endit up heels ower | hurdies | . We noo frequently see soleci |
Central - EDN | The curves o yer | hurdies | are like jowels, |
Doric - MNA | ey likit staunin up tae their | hurdies | in fish bree, scales an guff: |
Central - SWE | Gat tummelt on their | hurdies | |
Ulster - PUL | yway, gin ye get doon on your | hurdies | amang tha oul heidstanes, an |
Doric - DOR | hissel oot an back ontae his | hurdies | an unwrapped the sackin. Afor |
Central - LAL | He gaed doon on his | hurdies | an let oot a croon |
Central - SEC | last, by pour-pourin upon his | hurdies | the oil o hazel; but neither |