GLOSSARY.
On gate, adv. anywise
Oo , n. wool
’Oor, n. hour
Oot-by, prep. outside
Ootcome, n. outcome, conclusion Outermaist, a. outermost
’Or, prep. before
Orra, u. occasional; odd; superfluous Orts, n. refuse; rubbish , Unterlius, n. outcast; reprobate Owercome, n. so erfluity ' Owergsun, v. and a. overflowing Owsen, n. oxen
P.
Paction, n.'agreement; treaty; covenant Pang, a. pack closely
Park, 1:. an enclosure, especially if in grass Pasche, n. [puk] Passover
Pat, n. pot
Pawkie, a. sl ; cautious
Pawn, v. plejge ; risk
Pearlins, n. silk or other fine laces Perteen, v. pertain
Perfete, a. perfect
Pernickity, a. over-particular
Pickle, 7:. sample of grain ; a small quantity \
Pim, u. spool; bobbin (ir as English er in u perry 7!)
Pit, u. put
Pitten, putten, u. put Pluck, n. a small copper coin Plea, 11. case; argument Plenishin. n. furnishing Pleugh, v. [plew] to plough Pleuch, n. (gutt) n plough Ploy, n. a law-plea or suit Pock~puddin, 1:. “bag pudding." a con- temptuous term for a glutton Poind, v. distrain, confiscate Port, a. gate of entry Pooer, 7:. power Poortith, n. poverty Poother, n. ard th) powder Pouches, 1;. pockets, wallets Pourie, n. [poor’ee] a vessel with a spout for pouring Practeesu, v. [prac-tceze’] practise Free, 1;. to taste Freed, v. tasted Prentin, v. printing Prods, n. sharp points ; punctures Proddit, v. punctured Prui'e, n. proof Prufe-cnst. n. proof-coat; armour Pu', v. pull Pu'd, v. pulled Puddocks, n. frogs Puir, a. poor Pushion, n. [puzh'on] poison Pntten-aboot, v. agitated; troubled Pyat, n. magpie I.
Pyke, v. pirk ; dig out Pyne, v. and n. punish: sorrow, punish- ment, pain
Q. Qunisten, a. question Queru, n. a hand-millstone Qney, n. [quae] a. heifer Quat, v. quit, cease ; ceased. let go Quate, a. quiet. silent Quateness, n. quietness ; peace
R. Raul, a. real
Raise, 1:. mac
an-stam, a. thoughtless Rang, v. reigned
llax, v. stretch
llebute, v. rebuke
Rel-stie, reistie, «1. fractions, unwilling Red, 17. teach, counsel
Redd, v. to disentangle, put to rights Rede, n. lesson, advice
Reek, v. and n. smoke
Reive, v. plunder
Reiver, u. robber
Rewth, u. pity
Richt, a. and u. (gutt.) right Richtous, u. (gum) righteous Ri in, u. rno In
Rio 't, v. range round Rive. v. rend; n. a rent Roosin, 12. (hard a) praising Rouch, a. (gutL) rough Roust, n. rust
Row’t, 1). rolled
Rowth, n. abundance Runkle, v. and n. wrinkle Rung, n. stake, or club Rutit, v. rooted
Rype, v. to probe, to poke
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Sa’, 11. salve
Ssb, v. and n. sub Sacrifeece, n. sacrifice Sad-breid, n. heavy, or unleavenetl bread Sair, a. sore, grievous Sairs, 11. injuries
Sairs, v serves, accomplishes Sal, 1;. shall
Sauna, 0. shall not
Sent, 1). save
Saul, n. soul
Saunt, n. saint
Saut, n. and a. salt Suntan, n. Satan
Sawed, v. sowed
Sawn, v. sown
Sax, a. six
Scaum, u. haze
Scaur, n. precipitous bank Schaw, v. show
Schew, v. [sheu] sew
