Maillie, Molly Mar's year, the rebellion A.D. Maw, to mow, mawin, mow- Mell, to meddle Menfe, good manners, deco rum Menfelefs, ill-bred, rude, impudent Pang, to cram Parritch, oatmeal pudding, a well known Scotch difh Parliamentin, at parliament Pat, did put; a pot Pattle or Pettle, a ploughftaff Paukie, cunning, fly Pech, to fetch the breath short as in an afthma. Pechan, the crop, the ftomach Peelin, peeling Penfivelie, penfively Pet, a domefticated sheep, &es Pettle, to cherish; a ploughftaff Phraife, fair fpeeches, flatte ry; to flatter Phraifin, flattery Pickle, a fmall quantity Pine, pain, uneasiness Pit, to put Plack, an old Scotch coin Placad, a public proclamation Pou, to pull Pou't, did pull Pouffie, a hare, or cat Powther or pouther, powder Raught, reached Rede, counfel; to counsel Receivin, receiving Reeft, to ftand rettive Reeftit, flood restive, funtod, › withered Reft, torn, ragged Remarkin, remarking Requit, requital Reftricked, restricted Ridin, riding Rig, a ridge Rin, to run, to melt; rinnin, running Rink, the courfe of the ftones, a term in curling Rip, a handful of unthreshed corn, &c. Riskit, made a noife like the tearing of roots Roamin, roaming Rood, fands likewise for the plural roods Roon, a fhred, a remnant Roupet, hoarfe, as with a cold Sel, felf, a body's fel, one's felf alone Sell't, did fell Sen', to fend, fen't, fend it Sets, fets off, goes away get a fettlin, to be frighted into quietness Shaird, a fhred, fhard Shangan, a flick cleft at one end for putting the tail of a dog, &c. into, by way of mifchief, or to frighten him away Shaver, a humorous wag, a barber Shaw, to fhow; a small wood in a hollow place Sheen, bright shining Sheep-fhank, to think one's felf nae fheep-fbank, to be conceited Sherra-moor, Sheriff-moor, the famous battle fought in the Rebellion, A. D. 1715. Sheugh, a ditch, a trench Shill, thrill Shog, a fhock Scauld, to fcold, fraulding, Shoon, fhoes Sax, fix Scar, to scare fcolding Scawl, a fcold Shool, a fhovel Shootin, hooting Shore, to offer, to threaten Shor'd, offered Scornfu', fcornful Sconner, a loathing; to loathe Scraich, to fcream as a ben patridge, &c. Scraichin, fcreaming Shouther, the fhoulder Sic, fuch Sicker, fure, fteady Sidelins, fidelong, flanting Sin, a fon Sinkin', finking Skaith, to damage, to injure; injury Skelpie limmer, a technical term in female fcolding Skirl, to fhriek, to cry thrilly Skriegh, a fcream; to fcream Slap, a gate, a breach in a fence Slee. fly, fleeft, fyest Slype, to fall over as a wet furrow, from the plaugh Slypet, fell Sma', fmall: Smeddum, duft, powder, mettle, fenfe Smiddy, fmithy Smoor, to fmother, Smoor'd, fmothered Smoutie, fmutty, obfcene, ugly Sned, to lop, to cut off Spick, the latchet of a dogr |