Authors: Julia Golding
FAITHER â father
FASHED â bothered
FLECHES â fleas
FOND â gullible
GANG â go
GHILLIE â gamekeeper
GLAIKIT â stupid
GLEG â quick
GLEG-TONGUIT â quick-tongued, glib
GOWK â fool
HAIL â healthy
HALLOCKIT â hoyden, tomboy
HEN â girl or woman
HEN-HERTIT â lily-livered
ILL-DEEDIE â wicked
ILL-LIKIT â unpopular
ISNA â isn't
JUMMLED â jumbled
KEEK â look
KEN â know
KITTLE â fickle, unpredictable
KITTLIN â kitten
LASSOCK â little girl
MAISTER â master
MITHER â mother
MOSS â moor, bog
NAE â no
NAEBODIE â nobody
NAETHIN â nothing
NO â not
PIBROCH â bagpipe music
QUEAN â girl
RACKLESS â reckless
RAMSTAM â devil-may-care, rash
RAUCLE â stern, uncouth
REESE â flattery
REIVERS/REIVING â thieves, thieving
RICKLE â heap
SAIR-WORK â hard work
SAPSIE â weak
SASSENACH â English person
SCHOOLIE â teacher
SKELPING â beating
SKINNYMALINK â thin person
SNECKING â stealing
SNIPPIE â sharp-tongued person
SOOTHLAN â southern
THE DAY â today
THE MORN'S NICHT â tomorrow night
THE NICHT â tonight
THRAWN â stubborn, pigheaded
TON â High society, the kind of people waiters do not try to hide behind screens.
TROON SCHOOL â play truant
UNCHANCIE â risky, unlucky
UNCO â strange, odd
UNKENNIN â ignorance
WEANS â young children
WHEEST â hush!
WI' â with
WIFIE â wife
WIN OFF â get off
WILLNA â won't
WOULDNA â wouldn't
WUDSCUD â wild boy or girl