| Central - GLA | belted | gabardine, spangin through th | |
| Central - SEC | Cinderella | belted | up the stair an sure enough, |
| Central - SWE | lked back in tae the room and | belted | me full force across the jaw. |
| Central - LAL | gree o yer offence, ye cud be | belted | a nummer o times on baith hau |
| Southern - SEA | n noo fur th gairden!" An she | belted | back tae th wee door; but, ra |
| Central - SEC | mither’d scud ma lug if ah | belted | her again. |
| Orkney - ORK | I | belted | back home and intae me bed, p |
| Central - SEC | I | belted | efter her. She didna ken the |
| Central - SEC | flung open the front door an | belted | oot. |
| Southern - SEA | e picked up th goolden key an | belted | awa tae th gairden door. |
| Central - SEA | se. Like the stuffin hud been | belted | oot o her. |
| Central - WCE | wumman she wis an aw, in her | belted | smock and green breeks. Ablow |
| Central - WCE | le figure o the Heidie in her | belted | smock and green breeks. |
| Central - SEA | a law tae hersel, Her faither | belted | her maist days, she telt me, |
| Southern - SEA | takin Ahlice b' th haun, eet | belted | off, withoot waitin fur th en |
| Central - SEC | wner does it? that's some low | belted | stereotypical pish." |
| Central - GLA | “Hunners ae money!” Jonny | belted | oot. “Naeb’dy knows who i |