clothes
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young person in cheap trendy | clothes | an jewellery did i no |
young person in cheap trendy | clothes | an jewellery f1053: we ve |
young person in cheap trendy | clothes | an jewellery [laugh] f1145: i |
young person in cheap trendy | clothes | an jewellery m1013: a ted |
well trendy clothes [inaudible] trendy | clothes | an jewellery m1015: but then |
young person in cheap trendy | clothes | an jewellery really f1143: aye |
m1016: there s expensive trendy | clothes | an there s cheap trendy |
young person in cheap trendy | clothes | and jewellery cheap trendy clothes |
young person in cheap trendy | clothes | and jewellery f1023: common as |
young person in cheap trendy | clothes | and jewellery m1004: a wee |
young person in cheap trendy | clothes | and jewellery m1004: [note: on phone] eh |
young person in cheap trendy | clothes | and jewellery m1015: i found |
young person in cheap trendy | clothes | and jewellery m999: [laugh] what |
young person in cheap trendy | clothes | and jewellery particularly a female |
young person in cheap trendy | clothes | and jewellery this word we |
clothes and jewellery cheap trendy | clothes | f1009: i hadn t a |
an there s cheap trendy | clothes | f1054: what were you thinkin |
but that m1014: well trendy | clothes | [inaudible] trendy clothes an jewellery |
s sayin cheap an trendy | clothes | m1014: yeah yeah m1016: there |
i never wore cheap trendy | clothes | or jewellery [laugh] [inhale] i |
walkin alang wi cheap trendy | clothes | the day what would ye |
young person in cheap trendy | clothes | wi jewellery f1018: oh m1021: |
but they wear expensive trendy | clothes | ye know f1144: [laugh] f1143: |
would be claes yer good | clothes | an yer workin clothes what |
fancy clothes you say their | clothes | are flea bitten and ra- |
which word f1054: clothes m1020: | clothes | claes m1019: gear m1021: i |
one i ve just got | clothes | clothes f1027: mmhm f1024: i |
you what would you call | clothes | clothes what would what would |
[laugh] ehm clothes in general | clothes | f1009: ooh clothes i i |
i ve just got clothes | clothes | f1027: mmhm f1024: i think |
ehm clothes m1013: mmhm m1012: | clothes | f1054: words for that clothes |
mmhm f1024: but for for | clothes | goin out clothes it would |
look like a mis shapen | clothes | hanger in an old clothes |
the bag open to me | clothes | he said take my clothes |
in general clothes f1009: ooh | clothes | i i didn t really |
m1008: [inaudible] m1055: [laugh] ehm | clothes | in general clothes f1009: ooh |
for for clothes goin out | clothes | it would be clothes or |
use as well m1008: yeah | clothes | m1007: yeah clothes was m1055: |
clothes f1054: words for that | clothes | m1010: for what claes m1013: |
re makin good progress ehm | clothes | m1013: mmhm m1012: clothes f1054: |
claes m1020: which word f1054: | clothes | m1020: clothes claes m1019: gear |
clothes he said take my | clothes | off was this part of |
unless they ve got no | clothes | on f1025: clothes on f1054: |
got no clothes on f1025: | clothes | on f1054: [inaudible] f1023: you |
out clothes it would be | clothes | or gear i would say |
clothes hanger in an old | clothes | shop you were stripping down |
what they wear start with | clothes | this time m1015: clothes we |
m1008: yeah clothes m1007: yeah | clothes | was m1055: ehm pleased m1008: |
with clothes this time m1015: | clothes | we ca them claes c |
good clothes an yer workin | clothes | what would f1001: aye wo-wo- |
what would you call clothes | clothes | what would what would you |
instead of sayin their fancy | clothes | you say their clothes are |
never got any decent clo- | clothes | claes i suppose we would |
chowks cheeks chynge change claes | clothes | clag choke cless class clokbees |
clachan n village claes n | clothes | claith n cloth clash v |
cheil n fellow claes n | clothes | claith n cloth cleuch n |
clachan n village claes n | clothes | clash n blow claucht v |
words would you use for | clothes | f1040: claes claes m1042: mm |
cause she s got [inaudible] | clothes | f1117: [inaudible] nae claes on |
one your glad rags ehm | clothes | generally f1145: just your claes |
that one f1018: claes f1054: | clothes | m1022: claes m1020: which word |
would all yer all yer | clothes | would be claes yer good |
plenty of towels and your | clothes | can all be washed and |
a lot of luggage because | clothes | can be washed and dried |
some food blessed bath washed | clothes | hair and slept more truth |
s toys together with the | clothes | she d washed for him |
otherwise you used the fire | clothes | were not washed as often |
never seen without a hat | clothes | were not washed as often |
i got up washed some | clothes | wrote a letter home and |
time you had to wear | clothes | after you had outgrown them |
next one what they wear | clothes | first of all f1023: i |
prisoners may wear their own | clothes | in prison subject to certain |
designer jeeps wear boutique country | clothes | these palmesanos have bought or |
few to wear their own | clothes | while others had to wear |
the c i d plain | clothes | you had to wear a |
[inaudible] i ve just got | clothes | f1023: of one i ve |
house you needed everything from | clothes | pegs to dusters f1023: that |
stuff again ehm m1016: just | clothes | an troosers but for f1054: |
was very poor taste in | clothes | and everything f1054: so that |
bit there f1054: what aboot | clothes | m1004: a lot o language |
corduroy troosers f1054: great m1016: | clothes | troosers eh are you on |
to show off one s | clothes | but rather inappropriate now after |
you start taking off your | clothes | for me i ll [inaudible] |
nicks the blessed things off | clothes | lines and warms them in |
ah d hardly got ma | clothes | off a difficult kind o |
do artists models take their | clothes | off for heaven s sake |
seen but only with your | clothes | off i don t know |
he went crazy tore her | clothes | off in the livingroom said |
come on and get your | clothes | off you stand over there |
up and takes off her | clothes | the moonlight changes her gold |
you for i have no | clothes | to put on so off |
did was we wore vintage | clothes | ehm f641: mmhm f643: and |
s more interestin maybe ehm | clothes | what just a second my |
scratched your navel straightened your | clothes | and squinted at me blankly |
has fallen down and your | clothes | are on the ground [laugh] |
play while mum gets your | clothes | coming up to play f1114: |
go and try on your | clothes | f1112: i don t [inaudible] |
ll hae to change your | clothes | f1122: i m doing the |
on jumpers f1089: aye your | clothes | m1090: yeah this fit on |
you get out your clean | clothes | oot the drawer f1114: [panting] |
it now it meant your | clothes | pole has fallen down and |
nose and watching your precious | clothes | rotating in the tumble drier |
but often for hanging your | clothes | there was just some pegs |
no time to change your | clothes | though you look like a |
f1139: will we take your | clothes | through the hoose f1140: mmhm |
one by one when your | clothes | were ready you insisted on |
ha- i had your good | clothes | your glad rags [laugh] f1143: |
weddings f1043: yer sunday best | clothes | ye were only allowed them |
m1014: well i just put | clothes | i put garb that s |
tub and then put the | clothes | into clean water in the |
washing out put all the | clothes | into the washing machine m1094: |
i haven t got on | clothes | now eh put this on |
from you blundered to my | clothes | put them on and ran |
got we ve got that | clothes | to put upstairs and put |
lot of money on their | clothes | but they certainly had their |
beattie bought a lot of | clothes | from a company in london |
take an awful lot of | clothes | on holidays one time i |
prison on her hair and | clothes | and have a close up |
out of her twentieth century | clothes | and into the cool pelos |
the detail of her fine | clothes | and jewels by the miller |
though she is by the | clothes | and points at her ring |
seeping through her flimsy work | clothes | and she urgently needed to |
looking down dubiously at her | clothes | but ah m no buskit |
look she s packed her | clothes | f1114: it s a little |
i did hear about her | clothes | for daily work she wore |
at a spot on her | clothes | gladys oh look fit i |
pass and re pass her | clothes | hanging on the wall i |
hello peggy enter peggy her | clothes | hardly acknowledge the weather perhaps |
now greying hair and ethnic | clothes | her views were interesting intelligent |
she s got all her | clothes | in a case f1114: what |
up like frightened hedgehog her | clothes | looked us if she d |
her ravishing figure and her | clothes | that always fit oh i |
with the scent of her | clothes | there s even less comfort |
her best down the town | clothes | though not at first in |
she is in her working | clothes | though still heavily made up |
mauled and vulgar with her | clothes | up round her head and |
heal themselves she folded her | clothes | very neatly and set them |
her neighbours many of the | clothes | were originally from watt and |
wi stour she brushes her | clothes | with her hands puddok mercie |
f1112: i have got some | clothes | here f1111: you ve got |
although they ve got fancy | clothes | on it s s- sayin |
you have different words for | clothes | you know like breeks an |
you know for dryin the | clothes | f640: [inaudible] [inaudible] f637: so |
[inaudible] and then [inaudible] f640: | clothes | rope when you went through |
[inaudible] [inaudible] f1113: careful what | clothes | you putting on today trousers |
and managed to wash some | clothes | i struggled down to belyaevo |
nawwwwwww silence dimps puts his | clothes | on lies down steve drags |
go to take all that | clothes | and that upstairs f1124: cleo |
as a place to take | clothes | furniture or other items no |
help me take all this | clothes | up the stairs and we |
want to help me pick | clothes | for you f1114: i want |
shopping malls he never wears | clothes | for more than a week |
notes and some very old | clothes | i had never liked much |
i ve started buying winter | clothes | there s a snell wind |
too has changed into work | clothes | you ve to get to |
when i m going for | clothes | and things it would be |
have nowhere to keep my | clothes | would i m1090: [?]will i be locked[/?] i |
sometimes coloured over their school | clothes | clothing was mostly homemade with |
neatly coiffed and permed their | clothes | subdued the older men invariably |
f1122: [?]can[/?] we need their | clothes | we need their jumpers f1121: |
had their f963: mm f965: | clothes | were very central f963: but |
the shabbiness of the people | clothes | all look as if they |
sake go and look at | clothes | or dvds or something for |
just so to soak the | clothes | bundled underneath it jimmy s |
it was just really the | clothes | i was interested in if |
if ye just talk aboot | clothes | in general it s pit |
oh my lord these charity | clothes | stink to high heaven just |
a black hat and black | clothes | and good boots and such |
place [note: photo: 'advert for tobacco and cigarettes for prisoners of war.'] [note: newspaper article from mearns leader, 1941.] rationing food | clothes | and furniture were all rationed |
pots were used for boiling | clothes | kettles were made out of |
also plainly dressed but his | clothes | were clearly of a better |
open fires supplied heating wet | clothes | were dried on the fireguard |
went towards buying new winter | clothes | which they were allowed to |
tink like with very untidy | clothes | might hear some such shout |
ll have to get some | clothes | on these poor girls because |
unbearable have you some decent | clothes | to change into i asked |
and damascened attire this intense | clothes | imagery seems entirely out of |
window f639: i had more | clothes | in bed than out of |
particularly make me hang the | clothes | out on the line to |
we dried out and changed | clothes | then around three the vans |
do with all these dirty | clothes | are you going to leave |
and blankets and all the | clothes | they could fling on top |
[noise from toy] f1105: now all that | clothes | will need the wash m1106 : |
up my room and washing | clothes | emma had to lead a |
nice and soft for washing | clothes | mabel s grandfather had a |
cars they had had plain | clothes | officers in the area recently |
f826: what about things like | clothes | do have f606: [cough] f826: |
really mod haircut and mod | clothes | f963: what was that like |
was still in my damp | clothes | and lying on my back |
made a bundle of my | clothes | and threw them on to |
on my bus rides plain | clothes | inspectors have come aboard checking |
almost tripped over my bloodstained | clothes | lying in a forgotten heap |
gave me my still damp | clothes | one by one wearily ticking |
garments and scraps from making | clothes | and then padded with an |
s drawers then there s | clothes | in the drawers then then |
an this tae throws the | clothes | into anfisa s arms the |
on names for toys or | clothes | or getting it wrong one |
cam cammy starts putting his | clothes | back on silence stew wi |
on farms needed fewer warm | clothes | because of cabs on tractors |
back on with the winter | clothes | bit of snow in may |
room with andy s outdoor | clothes | come on we re going |
bills on time buy decent | clothes | for the children and stock |
in a puzzled gesture his | clothes | hung on him like a |
and you need loads o | clothes | on an you could see |
dusting baking changing nappies scrubbing | clothes | on corrugated washboards and cranking |
on names for toys or | clothes | or something else that the |
and loads of nice summer | clothes | didn t she do you |
you with skinned knuckles if | clothes | needed to be bleached they |
i ll stick to the | clothes | you like when i m |
she made me like a | clothes | peg bag filled it with |
top of normal bright summery | clothes | she carries a plastic carrier |
kitchen where we boiled the | clothes | a gas boiler f641: mmhm |
it s easier with the | clothes | an everything if they re |
with metal for lacing up | clothes | in our scots dialects it |
peg bag filled it with | clothes | pegs and things like that |
aged balding male in shabby | clothes | with a monotonous voice and |
came across a collection of | clothes | and coaches from the time |
necessary woollies and darned our | clothes | well past the time when |
days past packed up his | clothes | and threatened to absent himself |
mother flighty and manipulative likes | clothes | make up and especially men |
well cut hair and smart | clothes | is cleaning the windows and |
house and place for drying | clothes | and beating carpets overlooked by |
armchair evie enters in outdoor | clothes | and carrying the same bottle |
veterinary and farrier services saddlery | clothes | and entertainment which gives rise |
the hotels trying to buy | clothes | and foreign currency which they |
large pink sacks and our | clothes | for the next two days |
dressed dot and julia in | clothes | from the charity shops dot |
distance apart and tied the | clothes | rope f641: oh f640: from |
practice american experts in civilian | clothes | visited the sites and a |
household goods and the characteristic | clothes | wide pleated skirts and bowler |
the universitskaja to get clean | clothes | for the morrow smiling at |
d bin doin pulled ma | clothes | egither an popped ma heid |
gets the wrinkles oot the | clothes | sadie bangs away ironing they |
a pair of stilts a | clothes | horse a floor brush i |
somewhat frayed suit of grey | clothes | his feet in cracked but |
hawkers didn t only sell | clothes | pegs but also wee heather |
lizzie has an armful of | clothes | angelica it ll be jist |
could be seen of his | clothes | under his too large acquascutum |
otherwise there was this ancient | clothes | horse it was right round |
dress to the pile of | clothes | in lizzie s arms come |
market a loud exuberant vegetable | clothes | pizza etc market in the |
in quaint animal shapes coaches | clothes | worn by catherine the great |
is food is drink is | clothes | a visit to a genuine |
dreel drill dubby muddy duds | clothes | dusty miller type of primula |
props rubbish bins bicycles prams | clothes | poles stretchers abandoned items of |