Sparables-small iron nails in soles Stotted-rebounded and heels of shoes, &c. Spat-spot Stoun, a thrilling beat, a quick painful ache Stouning-aching Stour-flying dust, or dust in motion Stown-stolen Stownways-stealthily Stracht-straight Strack-struck Strae-straw Speldrins-haddocks salted and Stramash-uproar, tumult Spate-stream in flood Spawl-shoulder Speaned-weaned Speat-stream in flood Speel-climb Speer-ask Speerally-spirally dried Spleet-split Spootin-spouting Spring-brod-spring-board brimstone Strecht-straight Streck-strike Spunk-a wooden match tipped with Streekin-stretching Streekit-stretched Spunked out-came to light Spinnle-shankit-thin-limbed Stravaig-idle aimless wandering Stroop-spout Strussle-fight Stullion-stallion Sturt trouble Sud-should Sugh (keep a calm sugh)-be quiet. Sumph-a blockhead Swallin-swelling Swap-exchange Swarf-a swoon Swattle-fill gluttonously or drunk- Sybo-a young onion with its green Symar-cymar, scarf tail T Syne (sin'syne)-ago whimsical sullens Thretty-thirty Thrissle-thistle Throughither-mixed all together Thrusty-thirsty Thud-a thump, and the noise it makes Thummlefu's-thimblefuls Tantrums a fit of sulky whim, Ticht-tight Theekit-thatched Theirsel-theirselves Toozy Toozlin-handling the lasses in rough sport Tootin-blowing a horn Tosh up display to best advan tage Toshly, neatly Tot-the whole number Thrapplin-choking by compressing Touts-sounds the throat Touzle-deal roughly with perverse Towdie-a barn-door fowl Towmont-twelvemonth Towsy-shaggy, dishevelled, rough Tramper-wandering beggar Trance-passage Transmogrify to metamorphose strangely Trate-treat Wamefu-bellyful generally on the belly Wan-one Wecht-weight Wede-weeded Wee-little Wees (by littles and wees), by in- Weezen'd-dried, hide-bound, wi thered, shrunk, and yellow Werena-were not Wersh-insipid Wershness-insipidity Wamle a sudden tumbling roll, Whafflin-raising a wind with violent Warna-were not Warsle-wrestle Was na't-was it not Water-pyat-the water-ouzel Waught (a) a large draught Weather-gleam-a gleam of light in the track of the sun on the edge of the horizon, in cloudy weather VOL. IV. Yammer peevishly Yatt-yacht Y Wudcut-woodcut Wudds-woods Wudna-would not Wudness-distraction Wull-cat-wild cat Wullie-waucht-large draught Wull't-will it Wummle-wimble Wun' Wund wind Wunnel-strae-see Windle-strae Wurset-worsted Wuss-wish Wutty-witty murmur or whimper Yestreen-yester even Yaud-a sorry old horse Yett-gate Yirth-earth EE Yellow yoldrin-yellow-hammer Yerth-earth Yoke till him-set upon him Youf-youfin-yelp-yelping Youlin Yowlin howling |