| Central - SEC |
dnae been askit tae daunce - | stid | in a depleetit curn, an sicht |
| Central - LAL |
ur Lang Meg an Hoose End Ella | stid | neb tae neb. Weel, Ella's neb |
| Central - LAL |
The rid baund | stid | , sweirt tae dae as he wis tel |
| Central - LAL | said. We said things like "he | stid | up a c |
| Central - LAL | in the wee English village he | stid | in (Haslington, Cheshire) hae |
| Central - SEC |
Alan's gran | stid | wi her big haund haudin oan t |
| Central - LAL |
d fleein, an the boays, haein | stid | aff a fleysome onding bi thou |
| Central - LAL | ae Glesca) but ma grandmither | stid | wae us and she wis fae the Lo |
| Central - LAL |
toun o Hamilton. Thur bodies | stid | in Edinburgh. Thur haunds des |
| Doric - MNA |
em bit naebdy did. Fowk jist | stid | ere lachin, clappin, encourag |