| Central - GLA |
| Shakin | like a haw in the wynd |
| Central - GLA |
rsation. He looks at the pub, | shakin | his heid. “Even durin the B |
| Central - LAL |
'It's buTTer,' she replied, | shakin | hur heid. |
| Central - SWE |
"Naa, naa!' she geegled, | shakin | her auld grey curls, |
| Central - LAL |
find it quickly! Maw shouted, | shakin | hur thick, broon curly hair. |
| Central - LAL |
his, Stella Marie,' she said, | shakin | hur head, which wis full of t |
| Central - LAL |
play cards,' ma faither said, | shakin | es heid. 'I don't want them e |
| Central - LAL |
"Thanks awfie," Klaus said, | shakin | Mr, Poe's haund. The Baudelai |
| Doric - ABN |
hat ye winna!' baaled Robbie, | shakin | his nieve afore Jamie's face. |
| Central - GLA |
an wis giein it a funny look, | shakin | it an haudin it up tae his ea |
| Central - GLA |
m, airms wrapped roon himsel, | shakin | like a shitein dug. ‘It’s |
| Central - GLA |
headin back tae the caravan, | shakin | her heid an mutterin nonsense |
| Ulster - CUL |
"Eejit!" said the Queen, | shakin | hir heid impatiently; an, tur |
| Central - SWE |
in a mell-moorin, | shakin | its fur free |
| Ulster - SYN |
a guid misure, preesed doon, | shakin | thegither an skailin ower wul |
| Central - SEC |
s. Manouverin between tables, | shakin | the hands ae his guests. Ther |
| Central - GLA |
fuck away fae me.’ ah sais, | shakin | him aff an run acroass the ma |
| Central - GLA |
me Danny though.’ ah sais, | shakin | his haun, which ur like fucki |
| Central - GLA |
. That's shite' Broonie says, | shakin | his wee baldy nut. |
| Central - LAL |
all the police,' Bettie says, | shakin | hur head. |
| Central - LAL |
'Marie?' Cathy says, | shakin | hur heid. 'She stopped helpin |
| Ulster - CUL |
an wus lukin at it uneasily, | shakin | it ivery noo an agane, an hou |
| Central - GLA |
Alec look at me expectantly, | shakin | their heids. ‘Ah’ll tell |
| Doric - MNA |
afore Jeemicky could get oot. | Shakin | like a leaf he lookit doon at |
| Central - SEC |
ae Pine Barrens’’ ah say. | Shakin | wae laughter whilst takin sto |
| Central - WCE |
ud telt me when ah wis a boy. | Shakin | her urn this wis whit she cha |
| Central - LAL |
He puts a | shakin | , liver-spotted haun oan his b |
| Southern - SEA |
was linked intae hurs sterted | shakin | . Ahlice looked up, an there s |
| Doric - MNA |
ill makkin a tuttin sound and | shakin | his heed. Closin the beuk wi |
| Doric - MNA |
on at the butchered pipes and | shakin | his heed. He tellt Jeemicky t |
| Central - SEC |
e other hand though, is stood | shakin | his heid in clear disgust. "E |
| Ulster - CUL |
the waater, an seemt tae bae | shakin | wi fear. "Oh, A beg yer paird |
| Ulster - GUL |
Nae | shakin | hauns, or peckin lips, |
| Doric - DOR |
ston, it's nae like you ti be | shakin | in yer sheen, is't? Yer mair |
| Southern - SEA |
emed tae follow, except a wee | shakin | amang th distant green leaves |
| Orkney - ORK |
e him an he sees hir hans are | shakin | . He taks the letter an slowly |
| Central - LAL |
st intae tears. Hur hauns are | shakin | so much that the paper flutte |
| Central - SEC |
". His pal wiz stawndin there | shakin | ’ like a rattle snake, he re |
| Doric - DOR |
s, which Blair could see were | shakin | . |
| Central - SEC |
dny believe it, ma knees were | shakin | like ah leaf. Ah pit mah Niki |
| Central - LAL |
that his airms and legs were | shakin | awfie, awfie bad, as if he wi |
| Doric - MNB |
was sweating and ma arms were | shakin | wi a the adrenaline pumping t |
| Central - WCE |
wis pure ragin; she wis pure | shakin | wi anger an it remindet me ae |
| Central - GLA |
k doon at ma hauns. They’re | shakin | , but it doesnae look like ah |
| Doric - ABN |
cared a wifie oot her wits bi | shakin | his neive at her an shoutin, |
| Ulster - CUL |
e Gryphon; an it set tae work | shakin | him an gaein haes baak a slap |
| Central - GLA |
e Gryphon; an it set tae work | shakin | him an punchin him in the bac |
| Doric - MNA |
The constable, still | shakin | , tellt him aboot the big angr |
| Doric - MNA |
ebster stood in Mary’s room | shakin | his heed. He’d already writ |
| Central - SEC | m making up wae onybuddy - n | shakin | on it - lifes too short - b |
| Central - LAL |
iam, fidgin wi excitement, an | shakin | the wee lad by the shouders. |
| Doric - ABN |
An Sandy, his haan | shakin | , took up his paper an began. |
| Central - SEC |
k slappin him oan the back an | shakin | his haun. They aa agreed it w |
| Doric - MNA |
left the room Feelin sick an | shakin | |
| Doric - ABN |
- ”. His vyce was fint an | shakin | . |
| Central - SEC |
seyd, takkin aff hes Timex an | shakin | it the wey Ah'd like tae hae |
| Central - SEC |
aw concerned. Bruce hus been | shakin | like a leaf in the motor and |
| Ulster - CUL |
t tae folly, except a weethin | shakin | amang the far aff green leave |
| Doric - DUN | Nae haun | shakin | aye noo. https://t.co/5ZoyOZq |
| Central - GLA |
tae happen, cept a wee bit o | shakin | in the distant green leaves. |
| Central - EDN |
Back Breakin' - Sander | Shakin | ', |
| Ulster - PUL |
Ahint his Ma he's | shakin | . |
| Central - LAL |
foot and haunbag first, she's | shakin | hur head. |
| Central - LAL |
each fur the phone, ma haun's | shakin | . |
| Doric - ABN |
His mither was | shakin | an aa. “It’s aa richt, Jo |
| Doric - ABN |
King's an ye could hear knees | shakin | aa ower the Elphinstone Haal. |
| Doric - MNA |
ttie in shock and his leggies | shakin | wi the fear tottered his wye |
| Central - GLA |
Broonie's da is | shakin | his heed. 'They're aw gonnae |
| Central - GLA |
pointed. Even Broonie's da is | shakin | his heed - he knows we've go |
| Central - LAL | able citizens. Dr Philippa is | shakin | her heid at a'hing Michelle B |
| Central - AYR |
An’ e’en his voice wis | shakin | ’: |
| Doric - DOR |
s I can tell ye. A mannie wis | shakin | slipperine aa ower the flair |
| Doric - MNB |
nd glowered doon at me. I wis | shakin | in ma sheen. A hid been caugh |
| Doric - MNB |
wis gien a fair fight. I wis | shakin | wi excitement. This wis ma fi |
| Doric - ABN |
his picters? Lik his haan wis | shakin | an he hid ower muckle pint on |
| Central - WCE |
me, said Frieda, her haun wis | shakin | as the letters G, R an A wur |
| Central - LAL |
An Thor wis | shakin | oot his lang lockis frae the |
| Central - SEC |
, heid in his hauns, shooders | shakin | , the door left open. |
| Ulster - CUL |
Wae!" gret the Moose, wha wus | shakin | richt doon tae the eno haes t |
| Central - GLA |
haun oan his shooder. He’s | shakin | like a bloody leaf. |
| Central - EDN |
rner. And even though she’s | shakin | and lookin visibly ready tae |
| Central - GLA |
y the van, tae me, ‘she’s | shakin | like a fuckin leaf in here. A |
| Central - GLA |
his girlfriend, Sarah who’s | shakin | her heid alang wae her pal, t |
| Doric - DOR |
So there I sat | shakin | like a pig in a slaugherhoose |
| Central - WCE |
t then the poor thing startet | shakin | an ' everythin cause it wis t |
| Central - SWE |
Ah thocht | shakin | the rain oot ma ear |
| Central - WCE |
n’ the entire hoose startit | shakin | tryin tae tip the children oo |
| Central - SEC |
ent an The hale thing startit | shakin | an began tae faa doon! The pe |
| Central - WCE |
. Mister Anderson walked away | shakin | his heid. Dick, said Charlene |
| Central - GLA |
boot.’ ah sais, walkin away | shakin | ma heid. |
| Doric - MNA |
y this time an found Jeemicky | shakin | wi fear an sookin air in fae |
| Central - EDN |
hion oan the couch. Playfully | shakin | it until its deid. A very wel |
| Central - GLA |
woken by Joe fuckin violently | shakin | me. ‘That’s us here. Ah |
| Central - EDN |
it, in case ma increasin’ly | shakin | ’ han’s discharged it prem |
| Central - SEC |
ed oan the screen and is busy | shakin | her million-dollar erse aboot |