Criesh, or Creesh, grease.

Crieshy, greasy.

Crouse, cheerful, cou

rageous. Crously, boldly.

Cour, to crouch.

Cour'd, crouched.
Couthy, kind, loving.
Cow'd, kept under, ter-
rified.

Cow, to clip short.
Cox, to persuade.
Cozy, snug.

Crabbit, crabbed, fretful. Crabbitly, peevishly, morosely.

Dad, a violent stroke. Daffin, foolishness, mer

riment.

Daft, merry, giddy, fool

ish. Daintith, dainty. Dander, to wander to

and fro. Dang, pushed, driven.

Dictionar, dictionary.

Dight, to clean.

not.

wither.

Dowie, or Dowy, worn

with grief, fatigue, &c.

Drap, a drop.

Drappit, dropped.

Draunt, to speak slow, after a sighing man

ner.

Dreamt, dreamed.

row.

Dolefu', doleful.

Dools, sorrows.

Donnart, stupid.

Dorts, a proud pet. Dorty, proud, not to be spoke to, conceited, appearing as disobliged. Dosin, dosing. Doss, to pay.

Dreech, slow, tedious.

Dree'd, endured, suffer

ed.
Drib, a drop.
Dribble, to drizzle.
Dribs, drops.
Dreep, to drop.
Dreepin, dropping.
Drog, drug.

Droukit, drenched, wet.
Drouth, thirst, drought.

thirsty.

Drucken, drunken.

Drumly, muddy.

Eneugh, enough.

F

Fadge, a spungy sort of

water.

Duddies, rags.

Duddy, ragged.

Duds, rags, clothes.

Dules, to hail the dules, to reach the mark. Dung, worsted, pushed, driven.

Dunt, a stroke or blow. Dwaam, a sudden pain or sickness. Dwall, dwell, Dwynin, or Dwinin, decaying, losing bulk, shrinking.

bread, in shape of a roll.

Fae, a foe.

Fa'en, fallen.

Fairin, a fairing, a pre

sent.

Fairns, fern,
Faithfu', faithful.
Fallow, fellow.
Fand, found.
Farer, longer, further.
Fareweel, farewell.
Farl, a cake of bread.
Fash, or Faush, trouble,

care, to trouble. Faugh'd, ploughed, and not sowed.

Faught, fight.

Fauld, a fold; to fold.

Flae, to strip.
Flae'd, flayed.

Flaff, to move up and
down as birds with
their wings.

Flee, a fly.

Fleg, to fright.

Fleein, flying.
Fleetch, to supplicate in
a flattering manner.
Fleetchin, supplicating.
Fleuk, a flounder.
Fley, to scare, to af-
fright.
Fley'd, affrighted.
Flingin, throwing.
Flyte, to scold, to chide.
Flytin, chiding, scold-

ing.

Fore, forward.

K

Gab, to speak boldly or
pertly; the mouth.
Gabbie, dimin. of gab;
mouth.

Gabbit, of a ready and

easy expression.
Gabblin, prating pertly.
Gae, to go, give.
Gaed, went.

Gaes, goes.
Gae't, gave it.
Gane, gone.
Gang, to go, to walk.
Ganging, going.
Gangs, goes,
Gantries, stands for bar-

rels.

Gar, to make, to force to.

Gardies, arms.

Gars, makes, forces.
Gart, or Gar'd, caused,
forced, made.

Gash, sagacious, talka-
tive, wise; to con-

verse.

Gashly, wisely.
Gashin, conversing.
Gat, got.

Gate, way, manner, road.
Gaudsman, a plough boy.
Gaunt, to yawn.
Gaunting, yawning.
Gawn, or Gaun, going.
Gawsy, buxom, large.
Gear, riches, goods of
any kind.

Geck, to toss the head in

wantonness or scorn;

to mock.

Gizy-maker, a maker of
periwigs.
Gizz, a periwig.
Gizzen, dry.

Gizzen'd or Geyz'd, when
the wood of any ves-
sel is shrunk with
dryness.

Glaikit, foolish, inatten-
tive.
Glamour; when devils,
wizards, or jugglers,
deceive the sight, they
are said to fling gla-
mour over the eyes
of the spectator; jug-
gling.
Gleesome, merry.
Gleefu', full of joy.
Glent, to peep.

Gled, a glede.