Doric - DOR | sellin | the pies an, decided tae hae | |
Doric - MNA | Sellin | Hillies | |
Doric - DOR | Sellin | petrol cheaper at the pump | |
Doric - MNA | na push ma oot," said Alice. " | Sellin | Hillies is sair fir me tee, y |
Central - SEC | ar in the buik, "Into a Room" | sellin | for £7.99 frae maist buik-sh |
Central - EDN | find me at mercats in Embra, | sellin | ma airt. Whilst it's hoo ah e |
Ulster - SYN | on wi thair bïzness o buyin, | sellin | , fairmin an biggin. But tha v |
Central - GLA | he soul, ye know.’ ah sais, | sellin | it tae him. ‘Ma Granda work |
Central - SEC | Sir Jimmy's music afore hand- | sellin | the fine likeness o the man h |
Central - GLA | sales are so frisky, it's oot- | sellin | whisky, |
Central - DUN | yunger an had even had a best- | sellin | novel which had let him traiv |
Central - DUN | erous regime in Saudi Arabia. | Sellin | them weapons wheneer they ask |
Central - SEC | he money as he made maire fae | sellin | snow than a doactur did fae s |
Central - DUN | d a wey roon it. They werenae | sellin | the land but the shares in th |
Central - WCE | ma da, an he haggult us intae | sellin | it fur wan poun fifty. |
Doric - DOR | e furniture, it seemed tae be | sellin | |
Central - LAL | 'Ma puir Augustus! They'll be | sellin | him by the poond aw ower the |
Doric - MNA | johns at the barras they Made | sellin | stuff look like child's play |
Doric - MNA | ye div ye nivver see a mannie | sellin | Encyclopaedia Britannica at t |
Doric - ABN | let's see, fit's this shoppie | sellin | ? Hey, man, fit's a plasma TV? |
Doric - DOR | the Circle fin Derek wis pie | sellin | on |
Central - WCE | aid, “Ah ween ye’d hae me | sellin | at a loss?” |
Central - WCE | erin at Miss Honey. 'If ye're | sellin | raffle tickets ah'm no wantin |
Central - WCE | e there, If that's whit ye're | sellin | ), |
Central - AYR | kinrik an see me settin thare | sellin | , hou thay sal geck an lichtli |
Central - SEC | ae be buyin what this lot are | sellin | , likes. His heid habitually s |
Central - SEC | as usual luiks like they are | sellin | ethically made fiddles while |
Doric - MNA | "But Cammy wis anely there | sellin | freendship bracelets an Elvis |
Central - SEC | e A learnt tobacco lords were | sellin | me a pup. |
Doric - MNA | keess oot aa e lads att were | sellin | an buyin gear, sayin till the |
Central - LAL | 'Whit for are ye | sellin | those?' speired the wee princ |
Doric - MNA | knee. "It's jist chyngin. An | sellin | Hillies isna the eyn o the wa |
Doric - DOR | e metter if it wis a salesman | sellin | bits for tractors or sic like |
Central - WCE | nt oota Tesco at lunshtiym an | sellin | thum haf priys tae foak in th |
Central - SEC | aiged about coftin, mendin an | sellin | keichen plenishins, oens, bai |
Central - LAL | siller, leivin aff o makin an | sellin | puka shell necklaces tae the |
Doric - MNA | rstin organs – the buyin an | sellin | o fowk's intimmers – fur wi |
Doric - MNA | pin ferm accoonts an buyin an | sellin | stock an gear at the marts an |
Central - LAL | the wee lassie that had been | sellin | matches aw day wis oot there |
Central - LAL | an the innermaist saicrets o | sellin | . Howkin that gowden mine o in |
Shetland - SHD | , so shü bocht a peerie shop | sellin | da designer label things at y |
Central - SEC | haur ye dinna ken what they'r | sellin | till the last saicont, an the |
Central - LAL | 'Nae fir | sellin | ,' reponit the wee fellas lik |
Central - LAL | l, giein fermers the wyte for | sellin | corn (grain) tae brewstars, a |
Central - LAL | confront him for nae mair nor | sellin | knock-aff fags, yaisin lethal |
Central - WCE | If ye got taen tae coort fur | sellin | a midden o a motor, yer lawye |
Central - WCE | n bought Pulse cause they wur | sellin | it aff fur ninety-nine pence |
Central - EDN | ae yae want? Cos whatever yur | sellin | ah’m no buyin’’ But as |
Central - GLA | Aye so that Jamesy Maynard's | sellin | shit - n then the McIntires t |
Central - WCE | he disnae disguise whit she's | sellin | , ye can aye |
Central - SEC | in ashamed o the product he's | sellin | . The Scots language haes been |
Central - DUN | Kwik Save's | sellin | pogo sticks, |
Central - GLA | ird combo ae hings the cunt's | sellin | but who um ah tae question it |
Ulster - EUL | tart on a clean table. I was | sellin | kippers in cairts at his age |
Central - LAL | s an ither things; young lads | sellin | time shares an spikkin aboot |
Doric - DOR | feed firm. He wis | sellin | feed for the nowt. It wis tay |
Doric - MNA | s hairdly the package she wis | sellin | online...an she'd the chik te |
Doric - MNA | oon in Glasgow. Some loon wis | sellin | Stovies in his cafe. Fan it a |
Doric - DOR | bonnie gauze hats. A tinky is | sellin | them. Ye look at yer auntie a |
Doric - ABN | e adults, aire's aften trucks | sellin | refreshments o different kyne |
Doric - MNA | re wiz an affa boorach o cars | sellin | aa the odds ‘n’ eins fowk |
Doric - DOR | bakery goods for sale, tents | sellin | golf gear, bit toilets? Ey we |
Central - EDN | me no’ bein’ any guid at | sellin | ’ booze, well that's whit A |
Doric - MNA | ran a wee stall in the merket | sellin | gee-gaws rypit frae boot sale |
Central - LAL | said Mr Wonka, 'when I stert | sellin | this chawin-gum in the shoaps |
Central - SEC | ed thair turn o bein the best | sellin | bairn's buik in the Capital's |
Central - SEC | taen year aboot bein the best | sellin | buik for bairns in Scotland. |
Central - SEC | furth by the kintrae’s best | sellin | newspaper, |
Central - SEC | an shops aw | sellin | the local graith an gear. Jui |
Central - WCE | re sittin thinkin aboot Wully | sellin | the Big Issue. Ah wis sittin |
Doric - MNA | thinkin ax Hillies wis fairly | sellin | aathin - fae the combine te |