Airt, direction, the point from Birkie, a spirited fellow.

baggie (dim. of bag), the stom- Braing't, reeled forward.

ach.

Bairns, children.

Brae, the slope of a hill.
Braid, broad.

Brattle, a short race; hurry.

fury.

Bairntime, a family of children. Braw, handsome.

Breastit, did spring up or for

ward.

Baith, both.

Bardie, dim. of bard.

Bear, barley.

Beet, to add fuel to a fire.

Brent, straight, smooth, unwrinkled.

Buirdly, strong, imposing look- Daimen-icker, an ear of corn

Burnewin, i.e. burn the wind, a Deil, devil.

Flichterin', fluttering.
Fliskit, fretted.
Flit, remove.

Foggage, a second growth of
grass, aftergrass.
Forbye, besides.

Fou, full, tipsy; a bushel.
Frae, from.

Gae, go.

Gar, to make.

Gat, got.

Gaun, going.

Gear, wealth, goods.

Gie, give.

Hame, home.

Hamely, homely.

Hansel, a gift for a particular season, or the first money on any particular occasion. Hastit, hasted.

Hawkie, cow.

Heapit, heaped.

Histie, dry, barren.

Hizzie, hussy.

Hoble, to hobble.

Hodden-gray, woollen cloth of a coarse quality, made by mingling one black fleece with a dozen white ones.

Glaizie, glittering, smooth, like Hotch'd, fidgeted.

glass.

Glowr, stare.

Gowan, the daisy.

Gowd, gold.

Grat, wept.

Gree, a prize.

Guid, good.

Guid-willie, with hearty good will.

Gumlie, muddy, discolored.

Ha' Bible, hall-Bible.

Hae, have.

Haffets, the temples.

Hafflins, partly.

Hain'd, spared, saved.
Hald, an abiding-place.

Hallan, a particular partition
wall in a cottage.

Howe, a hollow or dell.

Howe-backit, sunk in the back.

Hoyte, to amble crazily.

Ilk, every.

Ingle, the household fire.

Jauk, to dally, to trifle.
Jaups, splashes.

Jinker, that turns quickly,
dodger.

Kebbuck, a cheese.
Ken, know.

Ket, a hairy, matted fleece.
Knaggie, like knags, or points of
rock.

Knowe, a hillock, a knoll.
Kye, cows.