Central - LAL | a taen a key fae his poacket, | leaned | ower the side o the boat, and |
Doric - DOR | is deen ma daily crossword - | leaned | o'er me and said 7 up is Lemo |
Central - GLA | rgio turns tae us. John kinda | leaned | back in case Sergio started k |
Central - LAL | The grandparents in the bed | leaned | forrit, cranin their baney au |
Doric - MNA | l nae be dodgin it.” Daavid | leaned | ower an picked up something f |
Central - WCE | Miss Honey paused and | leaned | back in her chair ahint the p |
Central - GLA | e set yer fit in bit the tree | leaned | ower an the arrangement ay lo |
Central - LAL | He | leaned | forrit tae sneck the door, an |
Ulster - PUL | ie emmers an a load o esh. He | leaned | ower an gien ita poke. "Thair |
Central - LAL | sked, his ee-brow gaun up. He | leaned | in taewards Violet and looked |
Central - LAL | re, Angina?' he cawed oot. He | leaned | further forrit, |
Central - LAL | said Granda Jock, and noo he | leaned | in closer tae Chairlie, and i |
Ulster - EUL | away frae the Anglicans." She | leaned | in close tae Maisie as they c |
Doric - MNA | idna even heard the bell. She | leaned | ower an kissed him for fit co |
Shetland - SHD | Da chair creeked as he | leaned | back, his glasses faain doon |
Central - SEC | he didnae get in. Instead she | leaned | ower tae Shuggie. |
Central - WCE | y safter, mair pally, and she | leaned | towards the laddie, smilin. " |
Central - LAL | The mannie | leaned | ower until his face wis jist |
Shetland - SHD | Gutteryaggle | leaned | ower da peerie lass on my lap |
Central - SEC | Hughie McAlpine | leaned | against the dry-stane dyke as |
Central - LAL | on her shooder. A dairk shape | leaned | in tae whusper in her lug. |
Doric - ABN | The Prof | leaned | back in his cheer. 'Speir at |
Central - LAL | Sae ah | leaned | forward a bit mair n kissed h |
Central - SEC | The DI | leaned | furrit. So did PC Walters. |
Central - LAL | Granda Jock | leaned | forrit and pit a lang baney f |
Central - LAL | Granda Jock | leaned | forrit and taen a close look, |
Central - WCE | er, Scott tellt him 'he never | leaned | on a firmer or a surer'. |
Ulster - EUL | s an skinklin eenies, an they | leaned | in close tae me as we al bent |
Central - AYR | d athwart his knees, suddenly | leaned | doun an thrust its pynt sherp |
Doric - ABN | t the ceilin ... An suddently | leaned | ower, till his face wis richt |