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 GLOSSARY.

'l‘hretty, a. thirty

Thriug, v. thrust; press forward

'l‘hrowe- ngs, n. streets

Throwe-ither, prep. mixed together

Ticht, a. (gutt.) tight

'l‘ichtly, adv. (gutt.) tightly, strictly

'l‘ine, 12. loss

Tint, 0. lost

Tirl, v. a continuous light knocking or touching

'I‘o’booth, n. tolbooth, prison

Tocher, n. (gutt.) dowr

To the fore, a. prepared; still available

Tod, n. fox

'l‘oom, in. empty

Tow, n. rope; string; fastening

Towclaith, u. coarse bagging

Tush, a. neat, trim

Towerickie, n. tower; high point

Trampit, v. trampled, trod

'l‘ruik, v. to trail in a languid way

'l‘rauchl’t, v. (gutt.) draggled

Troke, 1;. trafﬁc, deal, trade

Trochs. n. troughs, receptacles for water

Triml’t, v. trembled

’l‘rimlin, v. and a. trembling

Tryst, n. on appointment

Trystit, u. made an appointment; core- nanted

Tnkken, v. taken

Twafnultl, a. double; insincere

Tulzie, n. tumult; conﬂict

U. Ulyie, n. oil , Unco, adv. strange; exceedingly Uncos, n. strange things Unsteekit, v. unfastened; opened Unwaukit, a. unfulled Upbigvriu, v. up-buildiug Uphau. v. uphold Upo’, prep. upon Uptak, n. comprehension Unsiccar, a. unsettled, unstable

V. Veschel, n. vessel

W. Wa’, n. wall Was], 11. [waul] well ; shaft Waal-ee, n. spring of water \Vad, u. would \Vsesome, a. woeful, miserable \Vafl‘. a. weak; insipid Wnﬂie. v. in show weakness or insincerity \Vaiﬂin, a. weak; undecided \Va’-gaun, u. goin away \Vale, v. and n. so ect; choice Walin oot, v. selecting Wsme, n. belly, stomach Want, 1:. to lack Wantin, v. lacking Wand, n. rod Wanrestie, a. uneasy Wapinl, n. weapons

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War, v. were

‘ Wurna, v. were not

“'ared, I). spent, disbursed

Wuislc, v. wrestle

Wastrie, n. waste

\Vnuﬁ'ness, n. weakness

Wnur, a. worse

Wauk. v. to “full” as cloth

Wastre', n [wacdtrel]s udtbrift Weans, 71. infants; chil ren Wearin-dud, u. a garment

Wecht, u. (gutt.) weight

Weel-faur’d. a. well favoured; handsome Weir, )1. war

Weird, n. fate

Weiss, 1:. (soft 11) to turn by gentle means \Vench, u. a youn woman

Wersh, a. [wairsh insipid ; unseasoned Wash, 1:. wash

Whammle, v. overturn

When, adv. when

Whasae, pr. whose, whosoever \thurin, pro. wherein

Wheeu, a. a ew

\Vhilk. pr. which

Whiug, whan, u. thong

Whisht, whns t, v. whispered ; silenced Whust, n. silence

\Vi’, prep. [wee] with

Widdie, n. withe ; rope

Win, 1:. get, obtain; arrive at \Vinnock, in. window

\Vordie, a. worthy

\Vrangous, wrangously, adv. wrongfully Wricht, n. (gutt.) Wright; srtiﬁcer Writer, n. lawyer

\Vrocht, v. (gutt.) wrought

\Vud, II. wood

\Vud, a. mad, insane

Wall, 1;. and n. will

Wnn, wund, 1;. wind

Wunner, v. and n. wonder Wunner-warks, n. miracles

Wuss, n. and 1:. wish

Wi’ye, prep. and pr. with you

\Vyle, v. draw, entice

Wyss. a. (soft s) wise, sane

Wyssheid, n. wisdom

Wyte, v. and n. blame

Wyteless, a. blameless

. Y. Yaird, n. garden Ysmmer, v. whine, mutter Yap, a. hungry Yerbs, n. herbs Yemest, a. earnest York, 9. jerk, snatch Yett, a. gate Yeuokie, a. itching Yeuk, v. and n. itch ; itching Yird, 1:. ground; soil Yirdin, n. earthquake Yirth, n. earth ; world Yonner, prep. yonder Yont, prep. beyond