GLOSSARY.
Dochter. n. (gutt.) daughter
Doitit, a. foolish, imbecile
Dolor, n. grief. sorrow
Donnert, a. stupid
Dooble, a. double
D001, 11. grief, woe
Doomster. u. an officer of the court who announces the sentence
Doon-gaun, n. and v. descent, descending
Doot, v. and n. doubt
Dootsomeness, 94. state of indecision ; hesi-
tancy Douce, a. [dame] respectable, quietly" haved Dour, a. [door] obstinate Dourness, n. obstinacy; reluctance Dow, doe, n. dove Dowg, 11. dog Downe, a. downcaet; sad Dree. v. sufler Dreid, v. and n. dread Drook, v. drench Drooth, drouth, n. thirst Droothie, drouthie, a. thirsty, dry Drucken. a. drunken Drumlie, a. discoloured or muddy (as water) Dune, v. done Dung, v. knocked down Dwaum, n. faint; trance Dwine, u. shrink ; fade away Dykit, 17. built a dyke round
E. Ear’, a. [air] early Een, n. eyes E’enin, n. evening Ee-eweet, a. sweet to the eyes Eident, a. frugal, prudent Eidol, n. idol Eild, n. old age Eithlie, adv. (soft ch) easily Efi'eck, n. and 1). effect Eftir, prep. after Eftirhauu, prep. afterwards Els, a. (hard 8) else ; already Eke, conj. also Emerant, n. emerald Eneuch. a. (gutt.) enough E-noo, adv. at the present Ettle, v. intend, attempt Ettlin. v. intending; attempting Even, 1:. compare
F. Fa', u. [fsw] fall. n. lot; portion Factor, 1;. agent, manager Faddom, n. fathom Fae, n. foe Fain, a. anxious; wishful Fa'in, v. and n. [fawin] falling Fell, a. heroic; admirable Fond, 1:. subsist
Fendin. n. necessa food
Fail, v. dwindle, faint
Fair fa’, intaj. well betide l
Fank, n. tangle ; knot
Farder, a. farther
F ardin, n. farthing
Fash, v. and n. trouble
Fauld, v. and 11. fold
Faun, v. fallen
Faund, 1!. found
Fawn-cot, v. fallen out, quarrelled
Fause, a. (soft a) false
Faut, n. and v. fault
Fecht, v. and n. (gutt.) fight
Feck, n. principal part
Feckless, a. useless ; without spirit or strength
Fee, 7:. wages, hire. reward
Ferlie, n. and v. wonder
Fesh, v. fetch
Fettle, n. condition, order
Firlot, 1|. fourth part of a " boll "; (about a bushel)
Fire-flaucht, n. (gutt.) lightning ; flash
Fit-bred, n. footstool
Fivver, n. fever
‘ Flaf’f, v. shake ofi ; flutter
Flauchtit, v. (gutt.) wafted Fleechin, v. persuading in a flattering way Fley’t, v. aflrighted
Flytin, u. and n. chiding; scolding Foggage. n. herbage
Foreworn, a. perjured
Fowrteen, a. fourteen
Forby, prep. besides
Forrit, adv. forward
Forritsome, a. forward Forssmuckle, conj. forasmuch Forehears, 1:. parents; ancestors Forfouchten, a. (gutt.) exhausted Fornent, prep. opposite ; in front of Forgather, 1). meet together Forgien, v. forgiven
Forlyin, n. adultery
Forpet, n. fourth part of a peck Forwander, v. stray away
Free, prep. from
Frappin. v. frapping ; undergirding a ship Freend, n. friend
Fremd, a. strange; alien
Frute, n. fruit
Frutins, n. fruitiugs. crops
Fu’, fou, a. full, drunk
Fushionless, a. pithlesa, weak Fyfieen, a. fifteen
Fyve, a. five
Fyle, v. defile
G. Gaberlunzie. n. a licensed beggar Gae, 1:. go Quad, 1:. went Gaird, n. and v. guard Gene, 0. gene
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