Central - LAL | wind | o hairst, ay, souchin, souchi | |
Shetland - SHD | wind | cuts lik a tully. Sho's lost | |
Orkney - ORK | wind | vanes, | |
Central - LAL | Wind | awa, sisters, ride awa | |
Doric - DOR | Wind | dis blaw cauld an bare, | |
Doric - DOR | wind | up the clock". Stanley wisnae | |
Central - LAL | lot Dooglas. Yese are fu' o' | wind | and pish. Aw far |
Central - EDN | Up wi ye, nor' | wind | , |
Orkney - ORK | , | wind | and rain. The worst thing for |
Central - GLA | Ootside the windae, | wind | blaws straucht the snaw; |
Shetland - SHD | in better as da caald, fresh, | wind | blaan trow his slicht, hair a |
Shetland - SHD | wave-worn, | wind | -riven wirds, |
Central - LAL | rain then sat ootside in sun, | wind | , rain frost, snaw fur sermons |
Shetland - SHD | bön a spael a akwirt wadder, | wind | an drush back an fore, an a d |
Shetland - SHD | On da heichts, | wind | -skelpit hedder; röenis |
Central - WCE | emocracy disnae gan that wey, | wind | up becomin a thin, gossamer w |
Shetland - SHD | a loss: aff set Alice laek da- | wind | , an shö wis juist in time ta |
Central - LAL | But whan the storm- | wind | lowns an wastries fail, |
Shetland - SHD | ore me. Scratch and listen - | wind | and sea, Peewits, redshank, s |
Central - SEC | 5v1 exactly n add tae that - | wind | them up tae the max n rip the |
Doric - DOR | @Roxywells3 @johnnydee72 | wind | yer neck in n' ring oot yer d |
Central - LAL | A | wind | wi hinnie braith - a walcome |
Doric - DOR | , in the late summer o '86, a | wind | o sic force as tae be naethin |
Central - LAL | s smiles oan the richteous. A | wind | that would take a dug aff a b |
Central - SEC | s, whaur waves curmur an smaa | wind | whips |
Central - LAL | s, whaur waves curmur an smaa | wind | whips |
Shetland - SHD | Da | wind | has died doon enough tae enjo |
Shetland - SHD | Da | wind | flans in frae Fitful Head |
Shetland - SHD | Da | wind | flans in frae Fitful Head |
Shetland - SHD | Da | wind | it cam up an up, blowin aff o |
Shetland - SHD | Da | wind | is windy daday |
Shetland - SHD | Willie said naa, da | wind | wid turn southerly |
Shetland - SHD | back inside, an as I did, da | wind | startit tae dee doon. Be da t |
Shetland - SHD | looms. Sun bracks trowe, da | wind | |
Shetland - SHD | tep, an stood apo da röf. Da | wind | wis screamin noo, an a right |
Shetland - SHD | o whaaps an peewits. Da | wind | |
Shetland - SHD | e sood a paid mair heed ta da | wind | , an maybe even for haein da n |
Shetland - SHD | r up da steps, an as I did da | wind | picked up. I peered oot o da |
Shetland - SHD | t to hadd him at peace fae da | wind | . For aa dir particular finish |
Shetland - SHD | ran saa ower weel what wye da | wind | wis blaain, an a wife wis nae |
Shetland - SHD | is aw fur turnin her heid ida | wind | , waitin morning licht. |
Shetland - SHD | d o dir voices wis heard i da | wind | . 'Da Loard is holy. Iviry bit |
Shetland - SHD | girse wid only be hushin ida | wind | , an da pöl o watter swittlin |
Shetland - SHD | ime to inspect and deal wi da | wind | damage tae my veggies. Poor p |
Shetland - SHD | ta brack da | wind | , nor |
Shetland - SHD | Wird passes lik da | wind | aroond da voe: |
Shetland - SHD | calls come up in waves on da | wind | . I used to take schoolbairns |
Shetland - SHD | t gritt, an at ida teeth o da | wind | dey wid hae ta teck nine mile |
Shetland - SHD | Anne plooed on, da mirr o da | wind | ida stroods. |
Shetland - SHD | I could feel da first o da | wind | as I pushed da door up. Da cu |
Shetland - SHD | k dis website. Last winter da | wind | was nearly always orange or r |
Shetland - SHD | e meenit an held claas. As da | wind | blew ower Aithsvoe I tuckit M |
Shetland - SHD | efternön at I noticed at da | wind | wis geen aroond aesterly. Geo |
Shetland - SHD | Lat da | wind | clear his ert an da sails fil |
Shetland - SHD | it light an fluffy ta let da | wind | blaa it dry an da sun bake oo |
Shetland - SHD | hunxed ower fornenst da | wind | |
Shetland - SHD | feet, an strugglin against da | wind | ta shut da porch door. An dan |
Shetland - SHD | ageen oot ower da sea, but da | wind | nedder aised or shifted. An b |
Shetland - SHD | Ee day da | wind | rived |
Shetland - SHD | r to not feel assaulted by da | wind | https://t.co/XyAm6IQczc |
Central - LAL | @Woodwinecoolers It's like a | wind | tunnel up that end Rob, and w |
Central - LAL | weyin palms nudgit bi the sea | wind | , |
Ulster - BUL | Bot through mae coat tha | wind | ait blow |
Ulster - EUL | Ah cud feel a | wind | on ma back. |
Central - EDN | heir continuin’ fire. As ma | wind | wis stertin’ tae wain, A ca |
Shetland - SHD | klankan hens, peggan oot in a | wind | , belly |
Central - SEC | @Jamesy34766993 is this no a | wind | up - ffs lol |
Orkney - ORK | a right hooley o a | wind | wis born |
Orkney - ORK | a right hooley o a | wind | wis born. |
Orkney - ORK | heen aal bi hand and I wear a | wind | up watch |
Central - GLA | ay the jaicket oot actin as a | wind | breaker, leavin ma other haun |
Central - SEC | - its box office - thats a | wind | up waitin tae happen 2 lol |
Central - SEC | @KevinRBrown85 its a | wind | up tweet tae yous n the east |
Central - SEC | on for weeks guys n its not a | wind | up - any info on the sport a |
Shetland - SHD | i dat dey wir an extra gust a | wind | , da porch door crashed tae da |
Orkney - ORK | 'A'll add a bitta | wind | an driftan snow |
Central - WCE | that time ah knew it wis aw a | wind | up cause ah could pure see Fr |
Central - LAL | oan Karmic | wind | . Till soon as syne the elemen |
Doric - SNO | es ye micht hae made frae sic | wind | , |
Central - LAL | feet o solid rock, the toxic | wind | howled ower the toom landscap |
Southern - WCE | Meanwhile, the planned | Wind | -Fairm oan Lewis, |
Orkney - ORK | Wid | wind | up gettan sent tae bed and de |
Central - LAL | she faced a caald | wind | |
Central - LAL | day wis a tad stormy wi wild | wind | an rain ivvery noo an again a |
Central - SEC | oaff ma jaicket and the cauld | wind | cuts right through me. There' |
Central - LAL | i delicht. And when the cauld | wind | blew, it lowpit intae their b |
Central - GLA | And | wind | ferms spin and burn yer toast |
Central - LAL | Thochts o reinge and | wind | ? |
Central - LAL | ot stuck in horrible rain and | wind | this efternoon ip here in Sco |
Orkney - ORK | that endless, drivan rain and | wind | , wind and rain. The worst thi |
Central - LAL | w as rain chuckin it doon and | wind | is blowing a gale! Me I'm ham |
Doric - DOR | can a laugh aboot it noo and | wind | up when paths cross |
Central - LAL | but!) Sun on their faces and | wind | at their backs, aye right – |
Central - LAL | the coast neer without a good | wind | . |
Southern - SEA | Nae | wind | tae gust nor blaw away |
Central - LAL | and no real. Nae | wind | at aw. He speeled up through |
Central - GLA | no gein the news a chance tae | wind | me up. |
Central - GLA | ur McGee insteid o Bettie tae | wind | hur up. Ah knew fine well she |
Central - WCE | , See if yir jist on here tae | wind | me up yi can jist bugger off |
Central - LAL | this wyte fer ill tae | wind | |
Central - WCE | ye shuld begin tae | wind | things doon a bit. Else ye'll |
Central - GLA | big basturt - dae suhin tae | wind | HIM up fur wance. See, the wo |
Central - NEC | le," said Hercules, tryin tae | wind | the king up. He didna like th |
Central - WCE | is him meant tae be tryin tae | wind | Nicola Buchanan up but ah don |
Central - LAL | sh. Ah think he wis tryin tae | wind | folk up. |
Central - LAL | e wis genuine, just tryin tae | wind | folk up. His ha |
Central - SWE | wi nae ane noo tae | wind | the wecht. |
Central - WCE | think she jist dis it noo tae | wind | me up. |
Central - WCE | in ma breather teamed up tae | wind | her right up. The present we |
Central - SEC | h early morns, giein ower tae | wind | an cauld rain in the late for |
Central - SEC | p oan walkin". Then a gust ae | wind | comes oot ae naewhere and blo |
Central - WCE | iways as though they want tae | wind | yi right up. I mine fan we we |
Central - WCE | said, He's tryin his best tae | wind | me up. |
Shetland - SHD | t gummy smile. “Yon’ll be | wind | ,” I said afore Gutteryaggle |
Shetland - SHD | Da fierce | wind | howlin |
Shetland - SHD | n, töm sockets stoorin at de | wind | 's erts, dem gaets o air du pu |
Central - LAL | The | wind | tigs yer face, |
Central - GLA | The | wind | ’s howlin doon the street an |
Central - LAL | The | wind | sings i' the stanes, |
Central - LAL | The | wind | blew cauld. The leaves turned |
Central - LAL | The | wind | that daidled at the door |
Central - LAL | The | wind | waxt cruel, blew the bouets d |
Central - SWE | The | wind | 's hauf-souchin. The brainches |
Central - LAL | the | wind | scarts at the birks |
Central - GLA | the | wind | wid still cut ye in twa |
Ulster - EUL | The | wind | ris again an Sally immersed h |
Orkney - ORK | The | wind | - last |
Doric - ABN | the | wind | whips at the waves |
Central - LAL | The | wind | sings o nithing but his wirds |
Central - LAL | For wow! the | wind | wis blowsterie, And dinged do |
Central - GLA | ; the wine; the banners i'the | wind | . |
Doric - ABN | heiding doon towards ma, the | wind | howls the loudest it has yet |
Central - EDN | ang the hummocked strand, the | wind | -ripped |
Central - SWE | Ye painted the air, the | wind | , the storm, |
Central - SWE | Shair, the | wind | wis snell an ma snottery neb |
Southern - SEA | Scudding clouds, the | wind | tae blow |
Central - GLA | n yer cheek in the nicht, the | wind | cawin |
Central - SEC | isna gaein that faur oot, the | wind | 'aff the nairth' soopin it ba |
Central - SEC | isna gaein that faur oot, the | wind | 'aff the nairth' soopin it ba |
Central - EDN | That bonny blink - the | wind | -scoured ruin set |
Orkney - ORK | afore the crack o dawn - the | wind | wis kinda strong. |
Central - WCE | cal. Robotic. Controlled. The | wind | wis silenced. The trees went |
Central - LAL | the windae at the field. The | wind | makes it move like a living t |
Doric - ABN | ma back, ma heid dirling. The | wind | howls through ma hoose. Even |
Central - SEC | gangin on by wi a leuch. The | wind | fufft his words intil the bou |
Central - LAL | ken whaur tae finnd them. The | wind | blaws them awa. They hae nae |
Orkney - ORK | while fae a geud landeen. The | wind | o the yotun is sma the day: c |
Doric - MNA | r lay gaspin wi the pain. The | wind | hid been knocked fae him as t |
Central | get guid things frae her. The | wind | blew a loat wurse uz we gange |
Central - LAL | His mither rued the | wind | that skirled |
Central - GLA | Tae loss itsel amid the | wind | -fillt streets? |
Central - LAL | the last o the raws, and the | wind | |
Doric - MNB | stopped the hailstone and the | wind | hid drapd. A pit on ma waders |
Orkney - ORK | faces tinglan fae the | wind | . |
Orkney - ORK | es standan foursquare tae the | wind | |
Central - SEC | estro is sailin close tae the | wind | oan that yin - bit there is |
Central - AYR | Cast caution tae the | wind | aloang wi |
Central - LAL | n10 Ye'll be 3 sheets tae the | wind | , after ye've had one... ???? |
Orkney - ORK | er, both three sheets tae the | wind | . |
Orkney - ORK | Sheu turned wae the | wind | , slowly |
Central - LAL | Gone Wae The | Wind | has Whit? ??. Gone wae the |
Central - WCE | e dancers danced. Ootside the | wind | howled. The trees whispered. |
Central - GLA | Like the | wind | that souchs and shaks yon pin |
Central - DUN | aff his feet, an aff like the | wind | itsel they cairryit him awa t |
Central - GLA | lose: Alice wis aff like the | wind | , an wis jist in time tae hear |
Central - LAL | liss wi stour ivvery time the | wind | blew, whit wis aftime. |
Central - LAL | Afore the | wind | tae ither sea-maws' gabs |
Central - DUN | Jist like the nicht afore the | wind | wis swirlin in aw directions |
Central - LAL | Because the | wind | 's ill blast |
Central - LAL | 'If the | wind | changes, yer face will stick |
Central - WCE | r like this. It wis as if the | wind | hud just lost his lover and t |
Central - LAL | this pouin fae 'Gone with the | Wind | ' an ensaumple o hir humour? |
Central - LAL | Hae ye been swallaed bi the | wind | ? |
Central - LAL | radge i the | wind | , ay, rairin out ma sang |
Central - SEC | Blaws i the | wind | , and suddenlie, |
Central - NEC | Viking nations. Here, wi the | wind | blawin ower the ragged heathe |
Central - LAL | ae at it, how it moved wi the | wind | , the oilseed rape that gies m |
Central | p agin the waithur and wi the | wind | howlin’ roon’ us in the d |
Central - LAL | taunin at the thrashel wi the | wind | scrummlin in the corners o wi |
Central - LAL | aye cam up tae a ferm wi the | wind | blawin in his face, and this |
Southern - SWE | an wi the | wind | i their manes, |
Central - LAL | ng the path tae Dysart wi the | wind | blawin the cobwebs awa. |
Central - LAL | Bauld-heidit tak the | wind | in fecht, |
Doric - DOR | lik The | Wind | that Shakes the Barley rin ba |
Central - SEC | xpected intervention tuik the | wind | oot thir sails big time. Dave |
Central - DUN | sides in sic a blaw. Weel the | wind | wis rattlin the pub windaes a |
Central - LAL | An the | wind | that liltit lang in the birli |
Central - SEC | an the | wind | . |
Central - GLA | erheid, high above us, an the | wind | howls through the many trees |
Central - LAL | Whan the | wind | blaws |
Central - DUN | h nichts in November whan the | wind | wis howlin an the rain wis be |
Doric - ABN | d naturally bi birdies an the | wind | – fit we hae plenty o up he |
Central - GLA | Anen the snow an the | wind | started howlin again. |
Central - GLA | But the snow an the | wind | wur howlin again. |
Doric - ABN | tap o ma hoose. And then the | wind | hits me. Ma ears pop as I’m |
Central - LAL | when the | wind | blaws efterhand? |
Central - DUN | fact some fowk said when the | wind | was blawin fae the east ye cu |
Central - LAL | She's deliberately taken the | wind | oot the movement's sails. Luc |
Central - GLA | rattled teir dry seed in the | wind | like ju-jus. |
Central - LAL | uer windae like a flag in the | wind | , but inside the birdcage she |
Central - GLA | ain the door wull bang in the | wind | n everycunt wull jump. A wee |
Central - DUN | Wullie shout eftir him in the | wind | . |
Orkney - ORK | lds o long gress wavan in the | wind | |
Orkney - ORK | rings o sillocks dryan in the | wind | ; rare Orkney words. Hoo sad i |
Central - LAL | hanks o hair tremmlin in the | wind | , an I said tae mysel: |
Central - EDN | un hairst leafs birlin in the | wind | . Tho we tend tae focus on nai |
Central - GLA | ss wid only be rustlin in the | wind | , an the pool ripplin tae the |
Central - LAL | o a bird o prey soarin in the | wind | . |
Central - GLA | us. His da wis pissin in the | wind | fae then oan, if ye ask me. |
Central - SEC | ees whistlin an tiltin in the | wind | , an the waas o a fermbiggin t |
Central - LAL | Blawin in the | wind | . |
Central - LAL | win like papers blawin in the | wind | . |
Central - LAL | t hur dark hair blowin in the | wind | . Ah'd huv said it wis Isla un |
Central - GLA | huv a habit ae careyin in the | wind | an findin thir way tae mae wa |
Central - WCE | s wild seeds hae blawn in the | wind | an taen root. |
Ulster - EUL | metal bin blowed ower in the | wind | . She walkt tae the scullery i |
Central - GLA | that fa like shaidaes in the | wind | |
Central | avin’ thur braunches in the | wind | Ah still mind that nicht when |
Central - GLA | shhh when suhin bangs in the | wind | or broken glass crunches unde |
Central - LAL | Lest nicht in the | wind | an rain - Ah, bot wha can sa |
Central - WCE | ay hame, a storm rollt in the | wind | , picked up ‘n’ the snow a |
Orkney - ORK | something new in the | wind | . |
Ulster - EUL | ir crappit hair choppy in the | wind | as they threeded the needle a |
Central | wavin’ an dauncin’ in the | wind | wiz a bit creepy. Jist aside |
Central | s an’ trees wavin’ in the | wind | , wild plamts catchin’ oor a |
Central - LAL | al, he'd think ye were on the | wind | up. |
Central - SEC | O grief wafft doon the | wind | , a fruitless share |
Orkney - ORK | And aal night loang apon the | wind | , a voice thair echoes clos ah |
Central - LAL | y spill their pluffins on the | wind | , |
Central - SEC | dotted aboot. The soond o the | wind | gurled in the backgrund, bigg |
Central - LAL | luve tae list the soond o the | wind | in the corn.' |
Central - LAL | your voice is the souch o the | wind | throu birks |
Orkney - ORK | blackburd And the sough o the | wind | in the trees. |
Orkney - ORK | rsh baends tae the will o the | wind | |
Doric - MNA | The soon o the | wind | driftin ower the braes |
Central - GLA | Kelpies. Sprites, wings o the | wind | ferms. |
Central - EDN | fire, an they were oot o the | wind | in a howe on the barren hills |
Orkney - ORK | Did ye no watch th irt o the | wind | ? |
Central - LAL | w day if I needed to keep the | wind | at ma back! And as for aye ha |
Central - LAL | fer the | wind | , bidin |
Central - LAL | Whaur the | wind | in ma lugs sings blithe |
Central - LAL | that it did ony guid fur the | wind | o chainge blew even harder. B |
Central - LAL | is stour the | wind | blaws throu? |
Central - SWE | as the | wind | saftens |
Central - SWE | scrolls, paper shired as the | wind | . |
Doric - ABN | clings ontil the rope as the | wind | swings him like a pendulum. E |
Orkney - ORK | An kweek as the | wind | through the trees he splet. |
Ulster - EUL | d ower the blak street as the | wind | dunnered haird again the wind |
Central - NEC | otton through the lift as the | wind | souchs aff the glens like win |
Orkney - ORK | is the | wind | |
Central - EDN | an whit made it worse wis the | wind | whipping alang the shore an m |
Central - LAL | @eddireader O a the airts the | wind | can blaw, I dearly loe the we |
Central - LAL | ish Warld in aw the airts the | wind | can blaw, guid nicht an joy b |
Central - LAL | iVal @PerthshireMags Plus the | wind | wull be fair burlin by the se |
Central - LAL | Mine's a speed that cows the | wind | , |
Central - LAL | oncil wur weel aware that the | wind | o chainge wis blawin an they |
Central - LAL | ke an auld whirligig that the | wind | hasna shoggelt sin langsyne. |
Central - LAL | emsels, makkin shair that the | wind | wisna blawin fae them towards |
Central - LAL | At nicht it's at the | wind | ferm, |
Central - SEC | most grounds - r ees at the | wind | up ffs - i will defiantly ma |
Central - LAL | k awa in the boot tae let the | wind | blaw through ye'r hair.... as |
Central - LAL | vities. Her wirds hae pit the | wind | up the gemmkeepers fae the vi |
Ulster - EUL | ells, an she cud mine yit the | wind | blatterin the chimley breest |
Orkney - ORK | p a prayer a second anent the | wind | ), so whan at laast sheu docks |
Central - LAL | 'But the | wind | ...'' |
Central - LAL | n the Clyde, eh? Ye'd huv the | wind | in yer sails an' afore ye ken |
Central - SEC | caw the | wind | throu |
Central - GLA | ly path an the whistle ay the | wind | in oor ears the only accompan |
Central - GLA | e silence, the rustlin ay the | wind | blawin through the long grass |
Central - GLA | pen it a tiny wee bit coz the | wind | and the rain wur batterin it |
Central | dark Oactobur nicht wi’ the | wind | blawin’ an the trees wavin |
Central - WCE | lk ower, in the mud an’ the | wind | an’ the rain. In the sky wh |
Central - LAL | Yon hinnie | wind | is gaen, and aa is mirk; |
Doric - NNB | waste: awy went Alice leck e | wind | , an wis joost in time till he |
Central - LAL | Like | wind | they scoored owre dale an' hi |
Central - NEC | souchs aff the glens like | wind | fae a dwamlin giants neb. It |
Central - NEC | in some ither airt. A muckle | wind | fairm will suin be biggit on |
Central - LAL | There cam an ugsome | wind | thon luckless nicht |
Central - SEC | ease ae life. That'd pit some | wind | in his sails.' |
Doric - NNB | ress wid be only rustlan in e | wind | , an e pool ripplan till e wav |
Central - SWE | the Lord of Heaven the divine | wind | |
Central - LAL | as much energy from offshore | wind | as it can eat. Oh, and there' |
Central - WCE | ae always annoy ma ma an pure | wind | her up. It wisnae till ma da |
Orkney - ORK | us, oot fur a test drive. We | wind | doon the windows as it accele |
Central - LAL | eekends is cause itherwise ye | wind | up lyin there wi braith like |
Shetland - SHD | research into the effects of | wind | , rain, woodworm, dry rot, wet |
Doric - DOR | er, a've bin sufferin' strang | wind | ma'sel, a puckly too muckle @ |
Central - LAL | s is like the soond a_ strang | wind | maks in the brainches othe tr |
Central - LAL | s intae careers as right wing | wind | up merchants |
Doric - MNA | if bein buffeted by a strong | wind | . “Strange!” I stepped oot |
Central - GLA | come oot tae help Angela, ah | wind | mah airm back an fling the ch |
Central - SEC | hus onybuddy else hud alot oh | wind | since there covvy jab - av b |
Central - DUN | developin solar pouer, baith | wind | an wave pouer are gonnae be p |
Southern - SEA | lost: Awa went Ahlice lik th | wind | , an was jist in time tae hear |
Southern - SEA | s would b' only rustlin in th | wind | , an th pool ripplin tae th wa |
Doric - DOR | e harshness o the cauld north | wind | , just that Beggerey wis a bit |
Central - GLA | curin the bridge's far end. I | wind | doon the windae, fett'n a wee |
Doric - DOR | An still I | wind | up back at i''lang crookit ro |
Central - SEC | Nae wey ti | wind | it up the threid's no ti be w |
Ulster - PUL | Wi | wind | in ma hair, an licht in ma ee |
Doric - DOR | r nicht in Auld Aiberdeen, wi | wind | an doonpoor almost strang ene |
Central - SWE | ike ice rinks and wrasslin wi | wind | |
Central - SWE | ike ice rinks and wrasslin wi | wind | |
Doric - DOR | 878 Nithin mair funny as back | wind | . ?? |
Central - WCE | one tae strikin are wan quick | wind | -chynge awa fae bein hou we le |
Shetland - SHD | ay, dat year, hit wis a brisk | wind | fae da noardert, maybe norwas |
Central - SWE | "You're a total | wind | -up merchant Mr Gobbs. Baker's |
Central - WCE | ot though that it wis a total | wind | up an the guy had gied him a |
Central - LAL | outside in damp, cold coastal | wind | ... even allowed one person on |
Southern - SEA | A snell | wind | blaws with cruel delight |
Doric - ABN | g roon the backie, wi a snell | wind | blaain an the rain poorin doo |
Central - SWE | the snell | wind | is ma braith, |
Central - WCE | t wis midwinter and the snell | wind | hud dug its icy claws intae t |
Central - SEC | he windae gless for the snell | wind | tae bather him. He feels a bi |
Central - WCE | rden. It wis as if that snell | wind | hud finally caught up tae her |
Central - DUN | e face o aw this: it's an ill | wind | blaws naebody guid. |
Central - WCE | yer guests tae stey an still | wind | up aheid.” |
Central - LAL | a warm | wind | blaws bi the firsten licht |
Central - AYR | the parks, the souch o a warm | wind | on my cheeks... an pleisure i |
Orkney - ORK | light waarm apin his back, an | wind | soft on his skin |
Central - LAL | are baith ebb an | wind | |
Doric - MNB | na caught one before so a can | wind | him up about it a told ma did |
Doric - MNA | ain road, she thinks she can | wind | me up wi aat. Weel, she's ani |
Central - LAL | alsywalsy as could be. Ye can | wind | up chyngin yer mind aboot ony |
Doric - DOR | it up, ........ jist so I can | wind | Mr Dicks up aboot it obviousl |
Central - LAL | On bieldless glebe an | wind | -reft muirlan heicht. |
Orkney - ORK | ls o gas more gless as birlan | wind | . But fae this distance wind i |
Central - SEC | The Sun and the Norlan | Wind | |
Central - LAL | ts like Violet Jacob's Norlan | Wind | and Helen Cruikshank's Shy Ge |
Orkney - ORK | s aither a anchor or a hurlan | wind | . He taks the drinks. |
Central - SWE | on the westlan | wind | that scatters the smirr agin |
Orkney - ORK | weather. Drivan rain, howlan | wind | , freezan cowld. Nane o it bot |
Central - LAL | olk cam armed wi raincoats an | wind | -proof umbrellas alang wi yin |
Orkney - ORK | ga oot i'the laast is fightan | wind | an tide, an Higgie an Noor is |
Shetland - SHD | A sudden | wind | reeseled da coarn. |
Central - SEC | pop on 2 there twitter page n | wind | them up brycey style - watch |
Central - WCE | aps. Hell! Mebbe they'll even | wind | up gettin whit they asked for |
Orkney - ORK | Wi horse and ploo, in | wind | and rain and aal fur, oh, so |
Central - WCE | thunner joined the skriechin | wind | in a hellish choir. The trees |
Central - LAL | the sherp thin | wind | |
Central - GLA | ENOUGH WELLY, COYLE YA FUCKIN | WIND | UP MERCHANT!’ he screams, h |
Central - LAL | An ye kin | wind | up |
Central - SEC | nks couered frae the skrinkin | wind | , smellin unnerwaffs o rot an |
Ulster - GUL | Thon norlin | wind | would founder the fairies an |
Central - LAL | the eastlin | wind | . |
Central - LAL | the air, and dree the westlin | wind | and blatterin rain? |
Central - GLA | mashed windaes wae the howlin | wind | . It's Friday 29 October. This |
Central - NEC | hingin in the snell nor’lin | wind | wi naething but their tattoos |
Central - LAL | The keenin | wind | , the tempest's sang, |
Central - LAL | The keenin | wind | , the tempest's sang, |
Central - SEC | The keenin | wind | , the tempest's sang, |
Central - LAL | ome ploy came aff. The evenin | wind | blew hairder and hairder as s |
Central - DUN | Scotland's role in developin | wind | an wave pouer is affy attract |
Central - SEC | o wag an wave in the nitherin | wind | . |
Shetland - SHD | Da mantin | wind | is, lik sniper's bullets, |
Central - WCE | ae been fur Sammy's da gettin | wind | ae it an triyin tae cash sum |
Central - WCE | hed oot the place in a cuttin | wind | o scorn an sarcasm. Good luck |
Central - AYR | enanters battlin throu drivin | wind | an rain across Airs Moss tae |
Central - GLA | The rain n | wind | ir fuckin howlin. We're aw st |
Ulster - GUL | Thon | wind | wud blaw the lugs clean aff y |
Central - SEC | be blawn reid raw bi the airn | wind | and droukit frozen stiff bi t |
Central - LAL | er @Zarkwan That man is fu' o | wind | . And pish. |
Orkney - ORK | tt field blowan in a hushie o | wind | |
Orkney - ORK | Gouster = a sharp breeze o | wind | or an ootburst o language |
Central - LAL | ild flouers, an no a braith o | wind | in ilkie airt. Braw! https:// |
Central - LAL | ere that even haes a breith o | wind | til't. But Triton is birlin i |
Orkney - ORK | washeen oot in a good sook o | wind | |
Shetland - SHD | a mak o. Dan der wis a gael o | wind | dat cam in aboot dem an fille |
Shetland - SHD | A reesel o | wind | , an shades o blue rin |
Central - LAL | ? Ah didnae think sae. Full o | wind | an pish |
Orkney - ORK | good forecast, no | wind | |
Shetland - SHD | f hit wid withstand a grain o | wind | . |
Doric - DOR | Mind an no | wind | up in jile |
Shetland - SHD | nter an fainter apo da laar o | wind | at followed dem, da doleful w |
Shetland - SHD | da first o da day wi a laar o | wind | fae da nor-wast, just what de |
Central - LAL | Whirr o | wind | an whirl o wheel |
Central - LAL | like a bluffert o | wind | , |
Shetland - SHD | hit gits a blast o | wind | an is seen nae mair; |
Ulster - EUL | n pullt the coard as a gust o | wind | wafted the lectric bulb. "Ye |
Doric - MNA | hint them on the air O | Wind | , hae maircy, haud yer whisht, |
Shetland - SHD | "scratch n listen" you'd hear | wind | , lintie/twite, whaup/curlew, |
Orkney - ORK | The solar | wind | pents miracles |
Central - GLA | The December | wind | stabs at the lungs ae sober m |
Central - AYR | Nur der | Wind | , der mir im Haare weht! |
Central - GLA | es swayin in the cauld winter | wind | . It looks clean an fresh, the |
Central - GLA | waiy through the bitin winter | wind | until it finally lands oan th |
Orkney - ORK | tae the debate ower | wind | turbines |
Central - LAL | ns, ir pits its claes oan, ir | wind | it. A baudrons wadnae git ye |
Doric - DOR | @BrewDogJames Mair | wind | mair beer mair wind mair beer |
Central - DUN | whither eh listen ti ah thir | wind | an |
Central - WCE | a dog; where er yi be let yir | wind | gang free, he always says, tr |
Ulster - PUL | For | wind | -bourne flute note strains |
Central - LAL | s14 They'll nae be wantin oor | wind | either then eh? |
Central - LAL | I see ye yet wi your | wind | -kamed hair |
Central - SEC | We'll sune hae autumn's | wind | an rain, |
Orkney - ORK | whit they can. An the yotun's | wind | an clood an Lights is a bruta |
Central - SEC | Tae thole September's | wind | an rain. |
Doric - DOR | lains fae a distance Includes | wind | turbines https://t.co/okQYuY5 |
Shetland - SHD | at dis | wind | ’s dat ill |
Central - LAL | re, in Phrygia, whase streams | wind | ae wey an then anither. Daeda |
Shetland - SHD | As da lyns | wind | oot. |
Doric - DOR | @Casumptious | Wind | yir neck in ye fanatic - one |
Doric - MNA | even she thocht on the great | Wind | Horse o the East that rade th |
Southern - SEA | l if yer oot an aboot wi that | wind | ?? |
Central - AYR | kin lums o Kilmarnock. A saft | wind | blawin in frae that airt waft |
Central - GLA | Mirkins, the night | wind | souched in the stair-fit in p |
Central - GLA | an earful whenever she caught | wind | o me drinkin ma wage away doo |
Central - LAL | n inklin the auld man had got | wind | o it. Sae it wis a blessin, r |
Doric - DOR | or someplace, said he’d got | wind | o this humdinger o a greenhoo |
Doric - DOR | fan we got | wind | o' yer flatulunce, |
Doric - DOR | fan we got | wind | o' yer flatulunce, |
Central - SEC | ken Scots in public. John got | wind | o this, an emailt a response |
Orkney - ORK | oleinR Grand drowth tho. Nort | wind | dries all id weets |
Shetland - SHD | I'm blyde tae smell da nort | wind | , a whaft o walrus and a hint |
Central - LAL | Whan the east | wind | skrinks ye neb an cheek |
Central - LAL | n cauld winter morns the East | wind | blew ablo the ill- fittin win |
Orkney - ORK | a warm wather and sooth east | wind | . |
Orkney - ORK | Tak the Sooth East | wind | in yir left han, |
Orkney - ORK | Tak the sooth East | wind | in yir left han, |
Shetland - SHD | t sequestered in a sooth-wast | wind | . |
Southern - SEA | The fairest | wind | which fills her sails |
Central - DUN | ` them that come in here jist | wind | thersels up. Yi ken thit lens |
Doric - MNA | he swurly shock, And the saut | wind | s angry sowff. And here he h |
Central - LAL | izzle an gleet whaur the saut | wind | yabbs, |
Central - SWE | tae see in thon new time but | wind | |
Central - SEC | ouer, nae trees, naething but | wind | -thrawn whins waffing runkelt |
Orkney - ORK | ion o the profits o the 10 MW | wind | farm at Spurness are ploughed |
Shetland - SHD | Trowe dy | wind | -skordet seas. |
Central - GLA | . Three sheets tae the bloody | wind | , we ur. Still though, it’s |
Central - GLA | . Three sheets tae the bloody | wind | , we ur. Still though, it's al |
Orkney - ORK | and a kithy | wind | . |
Orkney - ORK | And a kithy | wind | |
Central - SEC | ait tae c him again n totally | wind | him up bi |
Orkney - ORK | in the dry warm southerly | wind | . |
Central - DUN | nin wi a stiff south-easterly | wind | blawin an Jock wis haein trou |
Shetland - SHD | wned wi a warm south easterly | wind | an blue sky wi da promise o a |
Orkney - ORK | Resistan the swappy | wind | |
Central - SEC | A weary | wind | , a lowrin sky, |
Doric - DOR | urk and duskish and the fairy | wind | whips tae a sweel, I hear a f |
Shetland - SHD | s a dark an gloomy night o’ | wind | an rain on my faider’s boat |