| Shetland - SHD |
| shares | the colour o sea, heavy as |
| Central - LAL |
| shares | wi English. |
| Central - LAL |
that uses the Latin alphabee, | shares | maist o the spelling conventi |
| Central - NEC |
public collection in Dublin, | shares | mony design featurs wi the ai |
| Doric - MNA |
, an ained third | shares | o the Dach distillery, sae it |
| Central - LAL | Dis Guy hae | shares | in Kestrel? Is that why he's |
| Central - LAL |
ss gangrel: mawk-fowk ask nae | shares | |
| Central - SEC |
w the guid words the language | shares | wi English as some o the day' |
| Central - WCE |
The | shares | crashed et 'Beefeater Gin', S |
| Central - DUN |
but ye hae tae mind that the | shares | in the companies rinnin ower |
| Central - DUN |
renae sellin the land but the | shares | in the company that ownit the |
| Central - LAL |
hings; young lads sellin time | shares | an spikkin aboot skateboords, |
| Doric - MNA |
t syne. Myn you, ma stocks an | shares | ir nae deein wirth a damn. In |
| Doric - MNA |
ther hid dibbled in stocks an | shares | , an ained third shares o the |
| Central - LAL | brither in Derval, Jim Hunter | shares | his birthday wi @NicolaSturge |
| Central - WCE |
wha like mair nor their fair | shares | |
| Central - LAL |
fs and Snaw-White split their | shares | , |
| Central - LAL |
Scots | shares | its origins wi English. Baith |
| Doric - ABN |
Kent for: The sweet wine that | shares | it's name |
| Central - SEC |
nor the fowk an craiturs that | shares | the island wi him. It's near |
| Doric - ABN |
ast'. The fruity liqueur, fit | shares | the same name was supposedly |
| Central - LAL |
skaith frae the fact that it | shares | sib origin, forby |
| Central - LAL |
Scots writer Matthew Fitt | shares | a word about Scots language a |
| Shetland - SHD | itives which isna healthy. Du | shares | aathing which means we can ce |
| Central - LAL | eady ragin the he had tae buy | shares | , wanted his money in the club |
| Central - LAL |
does the English (‘siden’ | shares | etymological roots wi ‘syne |