hemp fibre; string; rope

year

muddles; half-drunk; tipsy; drowsily warm/snug

Tramcar

trouble

tartan trousers, more like a pair ofheavy tights with foot stirrups, worn for riding horseback.

close fitting tartan trousers

tidy up; neat; smart; attractive

A group of female friends

Group of friends

roll; spin/cause to spin; trundle

an appointment to meet, arendevous, a cattle market or fair, an engagement or betrothal.

Idiot

tumble

Turnip (Also used as derogatory term eg Ya big tumshie.

tongue-tied

Criminal act / Providing sex

two

two

two

a few

struggle

survive

dog; cur; mongrel; rustic fellow

lose; miss a target; forfeit; perish

water of life, Scotch whiskey

Am

ounce

strange

a mythical animal, held in great reverence by the Celts, depicted with the body and head of a horse, hind legs of a stag, tail of a lion, and a single horn in the middle of the forehead.

unfamiliar

understand

unsafe; undependable

uninvited

indiscreet

unearthly; supernatural

up the road; up yonder

preoccupy; understand; intelligence

Are

Aren't

whisky

holiday

conceited; jaunty; showy

vision

visit

passage/ lane between houses

very

energy; force; industry; vigour

peep-hole

word

boastful; elated; imposing

wretch

worked hard

Wall

exhausted

pale and weak (as after illness or exertion)

website

weaver

wedding

woe

With

woeful

wall-clock (with uncased pendulum)

Large Police van

child

spa; well; water tap

choose; select

china dog

False teeth

A tenement close with tiled walls

Penis

one

One

Once

ill-fated ; risky

dispair

misfortune

strife

world

wordly wealth

overcome adversity

heather branches used to clean the fermentation stills. In a new still, bundles of heather would be boiled in water in the still to sweeten it before distillation began.

indistinct rainbow

weather

Water

shamble; stagger; tire; perplex; laborious effort

arose; awake

sleepless; vigilent

defeat; worst; parry

child

child; infant

child

Baby / child

tired or exhausted

desire; long for

little

small; young; mean

small

Small/Short

To take a walk