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| character | in Homer's great odyssey. His |
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ay a social 'wavelength' or ' | character | ' at age sixteen when we meet |
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, anarchist, anchor, Bacchic, | character | , choir, chord, chorus, christ |
| Doric - MNA | tae lang tae putten inta 140 | character | fur Twitter! |
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the 'Maister o the Revels', a | character | that wad hiv led Scots fowk-d |
| Central - SEC | iMurphy listen wid u gee me a | character | reference tae c if the higher |
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Ilka | character | threaps his/her ain case as t |
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in." As usual, she gies me ma | character | ; "Hoo cin ye be fine? Yir no |
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s previous assessment o’ ma | character | wis carried unanimously! |
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en that. He cud hae written a | character | , than immediately obscuret it |
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shawin this kin o mistak in a | character | 's dialogue then they micht wa |
| Doric - DOR |
In obtainin a | character | reference for Erchie, Meersch |
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gies a guid exemplar o a | character | chyngin register when the occ |
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'Could ye no staun as a | character | witness fir me, eh?' |
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and tae 'stay' as if he wis a | character | on Coronation Street, beggin |
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richt back again. No juist a | character | sketch, that ane, but a never |
| Central - DUN |
ry Nan wis whit ye wuid cry a | character | . Whan this tale took place sh |
| Central - LAL | udnae tak ony mair o the lead | character | 's weak behaviour, or the clic |
| Ulster - CUL |
Shae gien mae a guid | character | , |
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e tae him: She gied me a guid | character | , But said I cusdnae soum. |
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She gave me a guid | character | , Bit said ah couldnae swim. |
| Southern - SEA |
She gued iz a guid | character | , |
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abroad as a godly man o guid | character | , blessed wi piety an Christia |
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but aabody respectit his guid | character | and undeemous pouers o wark. |
| Doric - NNB |
She gave me a good | character | , |
| Central - LAL | as sold long ago on your good | character | , you have a good ? and that's |
| Central - LAL |
lets, called the mickey by ae | character | , the closes, the dunny and th |
| Southern - SEA | chm Thanks Marisa, he's a wee | character | ! I hope you're keeping well a |
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caur adverts can be grand wee | character | screives. The'r ane whaur ye |
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agoria’ is a verra streynge | character | . He is the son o Sir Micklema |
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ction through the eyes of the | character | '. Any presentation an analysi |
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the reader/listener baith the | character | o the ill-hertit lassie and v |
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o the accordion played bi the | character | Big Jessie (a gey Scottish jo |
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rection. Gus continued wi the | character | assassinations of his wife’ |
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cried wasterners hui, an the | character | wis based on the radical for |
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iles he yaises the vice o the | character | in the poem tae tell his tale |
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o Kelvinside perfect for the | character | . The Scots o Orgon (Steven Mc |
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speaker in the piece wis the | character | , Mrs McMutton - Mrs McMouton |
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a raellife incident, but the | character | hus nae kenspeckle features t |
| Shetland - SHD |
The anarchic and disreputable | character | of the Low House must be prot |
| Orkney - ORK |
an entrepreneur, a versatile | character | with a great deal of business |
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. It’s definitely goat some | character | .’ she sais. |
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hill ... an honest man o fine | character | that's weel kent by folk in K |
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corner Eeyore's ma favourite | character | fae Winnie the Pooh even if h |
| Central - LAL | g wis ma particular favourite | character | . Excellent actin. |
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therefore no be o legislative | character | and as sic it wuidnae be appr |
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rstaund ah wis never a strang | character | like you. Ah wis aye blate an |
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sca vyce gies truith tae each | character | 's perspective o the events. S |
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an daith helps tae bring each | character | tae thair ain stage o it. Ric |
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o the individual view o each | character | as it is exposed. This create |
| Doric - MNA |
og fae the Bog is a fictional | character | an nae dowg wiz hurt in writi |
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e story as we see the central | character | , a fairly unsuccessful invest |
| Central - LAL |
ects o Scottish experience an | character | that canna be sae weel expres |
| Central - WCE |
irs o Scott in Hogg's name an | character | . At first sicht, this sounds |
| Central - GLA |
n tends tae pit the brunt oan | character | an dialogue, an this is suhin |
| Shetland - SHD |
; aa da knowledge, history an | character | o a culture. Hoosumivver, lan |
| Doric - DOR | 70s. Joe was a real Aiberdeen | character | , local fitba stalwart and sup |
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e us leivin, direck speik, in | character | , but that's as it soud be. Sh |
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r whae happens tae be ma main | character | wis attacked at the tap o Lan |
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cousin o John Steel, the main | character | in ma buiks aboot that time. |
| Central - LAL |
aud on! Iain Martin, the main | character | , finnds something gey queer u |
| Central - EDN |
e sae quirkie and thochtie in | character | . Aa the ither male pigs on th |
| Central - LAL |
t we expeck o a Scots-speakin | character | . Cyrano’s Scots haes tae ma |
| Central - EDN |
ble property, tradeetional in | character | , bit in guid repair, verra pr |
| Central - LAL |
Tak the cairtoon | character | Groundskeeper Willie, for ae |
| Doric - MNA |
nda. Dugs are a gweed judge o | character | ... an sae am I." He noddit af |
| Central - SEC |
yd, pittin doon hes cheynge o | character | tae hes R.A.F. trainin. An Ah |
| Central - SEC |
Scotch Tongue wi the popular | character | Jeems Kaye, whaur the young a |
| Central - DUN |
y bonnie an her name gied her | character | . It wisnae that she wis that |
| Central - LAL | er characters Mr Tod. Anither | character | is cried Tommy Brock. An exam |
| Ulster - CUL |
e him mair nor yince. Anither | character | hails frae an earlier time, b |
| Central - SEC |
xcited aboot explainin Aldo's | character | . But when ah hink back now th |
| Central - DUN |
larly active, an true tae his | character | they said that this wis the n |
| Central - LAL | t of North-East Scots for his | character | .' Kayleigh Donaldson looks at |
| Orkney - ORK |
Beuy, he fair got his | character | , |
| Central - DUN |
some, wi his totally fearless | character | , Davie Gray ower time becam s |
| NONE - NUL |
rts wi' a strang Ulster-Scots | character | bes relevant yet an can pley |
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that technically it's a Scots | character | 's dialeck ithin a English sto |
| Doric - DOR | Â’s a major flaw in the Scots | character | - they would become better p |
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man, a shifty or unscrupulous | character | . Chanty A ken as ‘chamber p |
| Central - SEC |
e yae by ma hand. You've goat | character | , ah like that. There's a loat |
| Doric - DOR | Cummings is a sleekit | character | |
| Central - DUN |
, withoot onie evidence aboot | character | , by the intensity of the crim |
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wi the stereotypical Glasgow | character | . In fact, the Scottish Daily |
| Central - GLA |
™s never been a good judge ay | character | .’ he looks tae the fuckin d |
| Central - SEC | erdict - one hell of a dodgy | character | and not to be trusted |