| Central - AYR |
| hurlin | brickbats |
| Central - LAL |
| hurlin | in ma cairtie, ay, we'll whee |
| Central - LAL |
| hurlin | in ma watter-cairtie, see, wi |
| Doric - MNA |
te bi ootside wi yer Granda, | hurlin | in - is tractir. Ah likit na |
| Central - SEC |
paircel doon ontae his desk, | hurlin | up a clood o blackboard stoor |
| Ulster - EUL |
s. "Oot ye git," said Esther, | hurlin | wirds intae the bak as she bu |
| Central - LAL |
til hir choaker brustit oot, | hurlin | gowd links aaweys lik slingin |
| Central - LAL |
wis gey an dauntin at first, | hurlin | out an in ma |
| Doric - MNA |
cht himsel fair the man, noo. | Hurlin | oot an in tae the college ilk |
| Central - SEC |
haur an onie time. Ye cuid be | hurlin | alang in yer motor wi hunners |
| Central - EDN |
distant, no sae lood’s the | hurlin | o bluid in his ears. The auld |
| Doric - MNA |
Were | hurlin | ben the motorway When like a |
| Central - LAL |
sun slingin its spears, hail | hurlin | its flanes, |
| Southern - SWE | A fair auld bit o watter | hurlin | doon fae the glen and by the |
| Doric - MNA |
de, ane fir inside an ane fir | hurlin | in the car. It widna maitter |
| Southern - SEA | that claymore! Tae wabbit fur | hurlin | ... ???? |
| Central - LAL |
; yet it seemed tae me he wis | hurlin | doun intae an abyss an I coud |
| Central - LAL |
in like mad, and the boat wis | hurlin | alang at a skelpin pace. Mr W |
| Doric - DOR |
d - BANG! A shot cracked oot | hurlin | the roe’s heid shairply int |
| Central - LAL | hen Ah declined they'd stairt | hurlin | abuse, includin tellin me hou |
| Central - EDN |
Words that send him abruptly | hurlin | back in shock. And he looks j |