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a roof. _Bein_, good, suitable. _Bicker_, a dish for holding liquor. _Boddle_, an old Scottish coin--value the third of a penny. _Boggie_, a marsh. _Brag_, vaunt. _Braw_, gaily dressed. _Busk_, to attire oneself. _Buss_, bush. _Cantie_, cheerful. _Castocks_, the pith of stalks of cabbages. _Caw_, to drive. _Chat_, talk. _Chuckies_, chickens. _Chuffy_, clownish. _Clavering_, talking idly. _Cleeding_, clothing. _Clishmaclavers_, idle talk. _Clocksie_, vivacious. _Cock-up_, a hat or cap turned up before. _Coft_, purchased. _Cogie_, a hollow wooden vessel. _Coozy_, warm. _Cosie_, snug, comfortable. _Cowt_, cattle. _Creel_, a basket. _Croft_, a tenement of land. _Croon_, to make a plaintive sound. _Crouse_, brisk. _Crusie_, a small lamp. _Cuddle_, embrace. _Curpin_, the crupper of a saddle. _Cuttie_, a short pipe. _Daff_, sport. _Daut_, caress. _Daud_, blow. _Daunder_, to walk thoughtlessly. _Dautit_, fondled. _Dirdum_, tumult. _Disjasket_, having appearance of decay. _Doited_, stupid. _Dool_, grief. _Dorty_, a foolish urchin. _Douf_, dull. _Dowie_, sad. _Draigle_, draggle. _Dringing_, delaying. _Drone_, sound of bagpipes. _Dung_, defeated. _Eerie_, timorous. _Eident_, wary. _Elf_, a puny creature. _Fashious_, troublesome. _Fauld_, a fold. _Ferlies_, remarkable things. _Fleyt_, frightened. _Fogie_, a stupid old person. _Foumart_, a pole-cat. _Fraise_, flattery. _Frumpish_, crumpled. _Gabbit_, a person prone to idle talk. _Gart_, compelled. _Giggle_, unmeaning laughter. _Gin_, if. _Girse_, grass. _Glaikit_, stupid. _Glamrie_, the power of enchantment. _Glower_, stare. _Grusome_, frightful. _Grist_, the fee paid at the mill for grinding. _Gutchir_, grandfather. _Gutters_, mud, wet dust. _Hain_, save, preserve. _Hap_, cover. _Havens_, endowments. _Henny_, honey, a familiar term of affection among the peasantry. _Hinkum_, that which is put up in hanks or balls, as thread. _Howe_, a hollow. _Hyne_, hence. _Kail_, cabbages, colewort. _Kebbuck_, a cheese. _Keil_, red clay, used for marking. _Ken_, know. _Kenspeckle_, having a singular appearance. _Leal_, honest, faithful. _Leese me_, pleased am I with. _Lyart_, gray-haired. _Loof_, the palm of the hand. _Lowin_, warm. _Lucky, A_, an old woman. _Luntin_,
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