| Central - AYR |
| peelie-wallie | platoons o young peach trees; |
| Central - GLA |
| peelie-wallie | gress whiskers rustlin a roon |
| Central - LAL |
raw, flit, coorie, weel-kent, | peelie-wallie | , shooglie, or high heid yin. |
| Central - LAL |
d be tae leave this culture a | peelie-wallie | shedda o itsel an loss that b |
| Central - EDN |
oan the paper as leukin lik a | peelie-wallie | tree strainin awards the sunl |
| Central - LAL |
grutten bairns, an leukin sae | peelie-wallie | , nae mair ‘an a rauchle o b |
| Central - WCE |
nd scuddy as a jyle-cell. The | peelie-wallie | daylicht that entered came fa |
| Orkney - ORK |
back in the | peelie-wallie | day. |
| Central - SEC |
t o hou the years had made me | peelie-wallie | , bags under my e'en ye cuid c |
| Central - LAL |
iled intae the barn, wheetlin | peelie-wallie | and govin frae side tae side |
| Doric - MNA |
Aa the fowk aroon him tho war | peelie-wallie | an dwinin, cheengin inno the |
| Central - LAL |
nd fu o let-be, the ae path's | peelie-wallie | strip appeared, a line o line |
| Central - DUN |
e day, an the main problem is | peelie-wallie | politicians an lickspittle jo |
| Central - LAL |
I'm sure, that | peelie-wallie | scrunt o a man, |
| Central - SEC |
Scots uised haes gotten a bit | peelie-wallie | in raicent years, the innin t |