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new-ca&039;d, newly driven

nick (auld), nickie-ben, a na of the devil

nick, to sever; to slit; to nail, to seize away

nickie-ben, v nick

nick-nackets, curiosities

nicks, cuts; the rgs on a w&039;s horns

nieve, the fist

nieve-fu&039;, fistful

niffer, exchan

nit, a nut

no, not

nocht, nothg

nornd, northern

nowt, nowte, cattle

o&039;, of

o&039;erword, the refra; catchword

onie, any

or, ere, before

orra, extra

o&039;t, of it

ought, aught

oughtls, aughtls, aught the least; at all

ourie, shiverg, droopg

outler, unhoed

owre, over, too

owsen, oxen

owthor, author

oxter&039;d, held up under the ars

pack an&039; thick, nfidential

paidle, to paddle, to wade; to walk with a weak action

paidle, nail-bag

pach, the paunch

paitrick, a partrid; ed eivocally of a wanton girl

pang, to cra

parishen, the parish

parritch, porrid

parritch-pats, porrid-pots

pat, pot

pat, put

pattle, pettle, a plow-staff

paughty, haughty

paukie, pauky, pawkie, artful, sly

pechan, the stoach

pech, pantg, blog

penny-fee, wa oney

penny-wheep, sall beer

pettle, v pattle

philibeg, the highnder&039;s kilt

phrais, ftterg, wheedlg

phrase, to ftter, to wheedle

pickle, a few, a little

pt (sts), three iperial pts

pit, put

pcads, procations

pck, four pennies (sts)

pckless, penniless

piden, arse woolen cloth

pister, pster

plenish&039;d, stocked

pleugh, plew, a plow

pliskie, a trick

pliver, a plover

pock, a poke, a bag, a wallet

pod, to seize, to distra, to ipound

poortith, poverty

pou, to pull

pouch, pocket

pouk, to poke

poupit, pulpit

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