Glossary (第9/27页)

prosing.

    drap, drop.

    draunting, tedious.

    dree, endure, suffer.

    dreigh, v. dreight.

    dribble, drizzle.

    driddle, to toddle.

    dreigh, tedious, dull.

    droddum, the breech.

    drone, part of the bagpipe.

    droop-rumpl't, short-rumped.

    drouk, to wet, to drench.

    droukit, wetted.

    drouth, thirst.

    drouthy, thirsty.

    druken, dru, drunken.

    drumlie, muddy, turbid.

    drummock, raw meal and cold water.

    drunt, the huff.

    dry, thirsty.

    dub, puddle, slush.

    duddie, ragged.

    duddies, dim. of duds, rags.

    duds, rags, clothes.

    dung, v. dang.

    duhrobbed, beat.

    dunts, blows.

    durk, dirk.

    dusht, pushed or thrown down violently.

    dwalling, dwelling.

    dwalt, dwelt.

    dyke, a fence (of stone or turf), a wall.

    dyvor, a bankrupt.

    ear', early.

    earn, eagle.

    eastliern.

    e'e, eye.

    e'ebrie, eyebrow.

    een, eyes.

    e'en, even.

    e'en, evening.

    e'enin', evening.

    e'er, ever.

    eerie, apprehensive; inspiring ghostly fear.

    eild, eld.

    eke, also.

    elbuck, elbow.

    eldritch, uhly, haunted, fearsome.

    elekit, elected.

    ell (scots), thirty-seven inches.

    eller, elder.

    en', end.

    eneugh, enough.

    enfauld, infold.

    enow, enough.

    erse, gaelic.

    ether-stane, adder-stone.

    ettle, aim.

    evermair, evermore.

    ev'n down, dht, positive.

    eydent, diligent.

    fa', fall.

    fa', lot, portion.

    fa', to get; suit; claim.

    faddom'd, fathomed.

    fae, foe.

    faem, foam.

    faiket, let off, excused.

    fain, fond, glad.

    fainness, fondness.

    fair fa', good befall! wele.

    fairin., a present from a fair.

    fallow, fellow.

    fa'n, fallen.

    fand, found.

    far-aff, far-off.

    farls, oat-cakes.

    fash, annoyance.

    fash, to trouble; worry.

    fash'd, fash't, bothered; irked.

    fashious, troubl