Crack, to converse.
Craig, the neck.

Crawstep, the groundstep.
Creagh, a foray.
Creel, a basket.
Crewels, scrofula.
Crouse, self-confident.
Cuday, a donkey.
Cuittle, to tickle.
Curlie wurlie, twisting.
Curn, a small quantity.
Curney, round.
Cusser, a stallion.
Cutty, a worthless woman.

Daffing, fun.

Daiker, to saunter.

Dander, a cinder.

Deray, disorder.

Dern, dark, hidden.

Die, a plaything.
Dight, to wipe.
Ding, to beat.

Dink, trim, scornful.
Dirdum, a disturbance.
Dirl, to vibrate.

Dittay, an indictment.
Divot, a turf.

Doch-an-dorrach, a stirrup-cup.

Donnart, stupid.

Dorlach, a valise.

Dottrel, stupid.
Doup, the bottom.
Dour, stubborn.
Dourlach, a quiver.

Dovor, stupor.

Dow, can.

Dowed, worthless.

Downa, don't like.

Dree, to suffer.

Dreigh, dry.

Droghling, puny.

Drouthy, thirsty.
Dub, a dirty pool.
Duds, clothes.

Dule-weeds, mourning.

Fairstrae, natural.
Fallals, gaudy attire.
Fard, to embellish.
Farl, fourth part.
Farrant, shrewd.
Fash, trouble.

Fashious, worrying.

Feal, turf.

Feck, part.
Feckless, feeble.

Fend, to provide.
Fere, entire.
Ferlie, wonderful
Fickle, to puzzle.
Fifish, crazy.
Fissell, to bustle.
Fizzenless, tasteless.
Fleech, to wheedle
Flemit, scared.
Flesher, a butcher.
Fley, to frighten.

Flisk-ma-hoy, a silly flirt.

Flit, to remove.
Flowmoss, wet moss.
Fluff-gibs, squibs.
Flyte, to scold.

Forbye, besides.

Forfain, Forfoughten,

hausted.

Havings, behaviour.

manner.

Heeze, to lift up.

Hempie, a roguish person.

Hership, plunder.

Heuck, a sickle.

Hirdy-girdy, confusion.

Hirple, to hobble.

Hirsel, a flock of sheep.

Hoast, a cough.
Hooly, softly.
Houf, a haunt.

Hough, the thigh.

Kain, a tax in kind.

Kale-yard, kitchen-garden.

Kebbie, a hooked staff.

Kebbuck, a cheese.

Keek, to peep.

Keltie, quite.

Kemp, to strive.
Ken, to know.

Kenspeckle, conspicuous.
Kepp, to catch.

Kerne, a follower.

Kinrick, kingdom.

Meltith, food.

Mense, sense.

Menseful, mindful.
Messan, a cur.

Midden, a dustheap.

Mim, mute.

Minnie, mother.
Mint, to aim.
Mirk, dusk.

Mirligoes, giddiness.
Misca', to malign.
Mischanter, mischief.
Miser, a miserable person.
Misguggled, mangled.
Misleared, misbehaved.
Mistryst, to doubt.

Mittans, fingerless gloves.

Mouls, the earth.

Mousted, scented.

Muckle, much.

Muirpits, young grouse.

Mull, a snuff-box.

Murgeons, mouths.

Mutch, a cap.

My-certie, good gracious.

My-lane, alone.

Napery, table linen.

Nashgabs, insolence.
Neb, the nose.
Neist, next.

Neuk, the corner.
Nicker, a horse-laugh.
Nieve, the fist.
Niffer, to bargain.

Nipperkin, a small morsel.
Noop, the elbow-joint.
Nourice, a nurse.
Nowt, black cattle.

Oe, a grandchild.
Opine, to believe.
Orra, odd.
Out-by, without.
Out-taken, except.
Owerby, over yonder.

Quern, a handmill,

Raily, an upper dress.
Rampauging, gesticulating.
Ramstam, precipitate.
Randy, disorderly.
Rann, a fish roe.
Rath, quick.

Rax, to stretch.
Redd, to clear up.
Rede, advice, speech.
Red-wud, stark mad.
Reek, smoke.

Reik, a disturbance.
Reird, noise.
Reise, a sapling.
Reisting, gibbing.
Reive, to plunder.
Rickle, a heap.
Rinthereout, wandering.
Ripe, to search.
Rit, a scratch.
Rotten, a rat.
Roughies, torches.
Roup, an auction.

Rouse, commendation.
Routh, plenty.
Row, a roll.
Rudas, a scold.

Rung, a staff.