Fa's. Does fall, water-falls Fen. Successful struggle, fight. Ferlie. To wonder; a wonder, a term of contempt. Fiel. Soft, smooth. Fient. Fiend, a petty oath. Fiere. Sound, healthy; a brother, a friend. Fleech'd. Supplicated. G. GART. Forced to. Gar. To make, to force to. Gaber-lunzie. An old man. Gadsman. Plough-boy, the boy that drives the horses in the plough. Geck. To toss the head in wantonness, or scorn. Giglets. Playful girls. Dowff. Droukit. Wet. Draunting. Drawling, Drumlie. Muddy. Duds. Rags, clothes. Dunted. Boxt. Glinted. Peeped. Gloamin. Twilight. Glowr. To look, stare. of the Screed. To tear, to rent. Shaw. A small wood. Sheugh. A ditch, a trench, a sluice. Shiel. A shed. Sicker. Sure, steady. Swith. Get away. Syne. Since, ago, then. T. TAIRGE. Target. Tamtallan. The name of a mountain. Tedding. Spreading after the mower. Tentie. Needful, cautious. Thud. To make a loud inter- Skeigh. Proud, nice, high- Tine, or tyne. To lose. Sough. A sigh, a sound dying | Unweeting. Unwitting, un |