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scots usage the concise ulsterdictionary1996 lists soda wheaten and
of character the concise scotsdictionarya u p setting we
found in the concise scotsdictionaryaberdeen university press 1985 or
found in the concise scotsdictionaryaberdeen university press 1985 or
found in the concise scotsdictionaryaberdeen university press 1985 or
pages of the scottish nationaldictionaryand its offspring the concise
area in the scottish nationaldictionaryand the concise scots dictionary
oxford english dictionary oxford concisedictionaryand thesaurus and the many
1990 the concise english scotsdictionaryappeared in 1993 and the
in the new concise scotsdictionaryat a minimum chairge o
words the concise english scotsdictionarycesd the first dictionary of
incorporation in the concise scotsdictionarycsd a revised analysis which
production of the concise scotsdictionarycsd and its publication in
english word the concise oxforddictionarydenied all knowledge of hellery
1993 the concise english scotsdictionaryedinburgh chambers makkars club 1947
found in the concise scotsdictionaryedited by mairi robinson aberdeen
as electronic dictionaries oxford englishdictionaryoxford concise dictionary and thesaurus
its offspring the concise scotsdictionarythe pocket scots dictionary and
referred to the concise scotsdictionarythere was no sign of
dictionary and the concise scotsdictionarythree or four options can
in 1983 the concise scotsdictionarywas published in 1985 robert
the new shorter oxford englishdictionaryas consultant the aims of
editing by the oxford englishdictionarydependent method 4 abandonment of
r w burchfield oxford englishdictionarydr a fenton national museum
out yet the oxford englishdictionaryfull size version did not
appear in the oxford englishdictionarygiven as us slang late
editor of the oxford englishdictionaryhad served on the 1981
find in the oxford englishdictionaryhowever as i believe it
mind that when the oxforddictionaryis finished i shall undertake
down in the oxford englishdictionaryoed during the first phase
collections made for the oxforddictionarythere is an enormous amount
recorded in the oxford englishdictionarythis would therefore be an
scots dictionary the pocket scotsdictionaryand the scots thesaurus as
historical thesaurus of english thedictionaryi am principally involved with
in the first place thisdictionaryis a thesaurus rather than
the oed dependent method wheredictionaryentries were based solely on
oed a number of supplementarydictionaryprojects should be undertaken these
oed it would enable thedictionaryto be completed sic earlier
scots tongue the scottish nationaldictionaryassociation the scottish poetry library
providing financial support for thedictionaryof the older scots tongue
and their products in thedictionaryof the older scottish tongue
has not only ordered thedictionaryof the older scottish tongue
absolutely indispensable and admirable thedictionaryof the older scottish tongue
the joint council for thedictionaryof the older scottish tongue
organisation the friends of thedictionaryof the older scottish tongue
importance and worth of thedictionaryof the older scottish tongue
it doesn t have thedictionaryof the older scottish tongue
the dictionary definitions in thedictionaryof the older scottish tongue
for the publication of adictionaryof the older scottish tongue
proposal bore fruit as thedictionaryof the older scottish tongue
three entries in that earlierdictionaryof the older scottish tongue
being thus intimately related thedictionaryof the older scottish tongue
we have looked on thedictionaryof the older scottish tongue
it not been for thedictionaryof the older scottish tongue
2 5ths of the greatdictionaryof the older scottish tongue
dost and the scottish nationaldictionarysnd the older scottish tongue
graham s splendit the shetlanddictionarya book i canna recommend
mischievous fairy from the shetlanddictionaryby john j graham once
in john graham s shetlanddictionaryi had never given the
graham s dictionary lik onydictionaryis a codification and standardisation
graham john j the shetlanddictionarylerwick the shetland times 1999
graham john j the shetlanddictionarylerwick the shetland times 1999
notes 1 john graham sdictionarylik ony dictionary is a
or in the scottish nationaldictionaryablo prep away aboot adv
or in the scottish nationaldictionaryablo prep below aboot prep
or in the scottish nationaldictionaryabuin prep above ablo prep
used languages and a bretondictionarya shetlandic dictionary is even
funding for the scottish nationaldictionaryassociation now scots language dictionary
a natural source for thedictionarydefinitions in the dictionary of
a breton dictionary a shetlandicdictionaryis even being considered i
scots dictionary cesd the firstdictionaryof its kind was published
dictionary association now scots languagedictionarysld 67 while many contributors
the production of your scottishdictionarycan continue without interruption dost
to the publication of thedictionarydost archive so edinburgh set
craigie on dost and thedictionaryof american english 4 this
dost or any other similardictionarysuch as med at least
informed the production of thedictionaryand was expressed in the
of both consolidation and expansiondictionaryproduction from 1950 craigie had
some way to securing thedictionarys future the production itself
on the production of thedictionarythough it merited further consideration
urquhart relied on cotgrave sdictionaryconsulting it even for most
was kind of the perfectdictionaryfor urquhart as a translator
urquhart was using this bloodydictionary[laugh] and if you look
familiar french words now thedictionarythat urquhart was using for
yet for urquhart an englishdictionaryto refer to the english
fae shetland jakobsen s norndictionaryf606: mm m830: but it
roots o in the norndictionaryfae shetland jakobsen s norn
ir fun in the shetlanddictionaryhowivur dis book will certainly
evident that craigie had thedictionaryof older scots in mind
closest to his heart adictionaryof the older scottish this
aw in the scottish nationaldictionaryassociation an thair publishers haes
sums for the scottish nationaldictionaryassociation and the scots language
centre and the scottish nationaldictionaryassociation are also actively involved
published by the scottish nationaldictionaryassociation embraces urban rural and
wittins an the scottish nationaldictionaryassociation is gaun tae send
published by the scottish nationaldictionaryassociation limited and financed by
tocher for the scottish nationaldictionaryassociation noo scots leid dictionaries
done by the scottish nationaldictionaryassociation scotland is well served
education department the scottish nationaldictionaryassociation scottish university council on
association with the scottish nationaldictionarywhich is also being directed
craigie s section of thedictionaryand in it he cites
craigie s part of thedictionaryis woefully inadequate in scale
craigie s mind that thisdictionaryof scots should restrict itself
the introduction to jamieson sdictionaryand ehm a guy put
1911 introduction to chambers scotsdictionaryedinburgh chambers grant w 1925
the introduction to jamieson sdictionaryehm all it is is
it in the scottish nationaldictionaryin the introduction to volume
forms the introduction to hisdictionarym741: yeah m605: that that
introduction to the scottish nationaldictionarytellin me m741: mmhm m605:
introduction tae the scottish nationaldictionarytelt me m741: right aye
could incorporate the scottish nationaldictionary2 1 3 ensure that
tak in the scottish nationaldictionary2 1 3 mak siccar
or in the scottish nationaldictionarya i ablo below abuin
area in the scottish nationaldictionarya second sense is also
taken from the scottish nationaldictionaryas wright observes physical as
not in the scottish nationaldictionarybut now and again something
taken from the scottish nationaldictionarychapter 3 iii 1 mean
croft and the scottish nationaldictionaryhas a report dated 1928
editor of the scottish nationaldictionaryi was asked by him
could incorporate the scottish nationaldictionaryin its first annual report
editor o the scottish nationaldictionaryit happent at a wee
stert o the scottish nationaldictionaryitsel her highness the sultana
look at the scottish nationaldictionarym741: mmhm m605: ehm there
thing about the scottish nationaldictionarym741: right m605: because he
and that the scots schooldictionarypublished by the scottish national
backer of the scottish nationaldictionaryresources more closely relevant to
entries in the scottish nationaldictionarysnd the scots pints the
that of the scottish nationaldictionarysnd which was undergoing a
editor of the scottish nationaldictionarythat started me off on
hellery in the scottish nationaldictionarythe old scots word hailware
according to the scottish nationaldictionarythe pronunciation with k is
sense behind the scottish nationaldictionarythere s a corpus the
it in the scottish nationaldictionarythough it s seldom that
in 1973 the scottish nationaldictionarywas completed under the editorship
to complete publication of thedictionaryi still believe that i
for roxburghshire in jamieson sdictionary1825 fouat a cake baked
impetus for jamieson writing hisdictionaryi-i- is is is influenced
the first extensive monolingual scotsdictionaryjamieson s would not appear
at yesterday was jamieson sdictionarym741: right yeah m605: right
noted in jamieson s etymologicaldictionaryof the scottish language 1825
complete the editing of thedictionaryby 1994 2 to complete
complete the editing of thedictionaryby 1994 and allow for
would complete fifty of thedictionarys pages she also reassigned
the text of the publisheddictionaryit includes an outline of
c pupils published a deesidedictionarythe hitch hiker s guide
the first fascicle of thedictionarywas published in 1931 volume
went back to jakobsen sdictionarywhich was first published in
the glossary or a scotsdictionary1 you say town we
the eight volume scots languagedictionaryand the scots edition of
copy o the pocket scotsdictionarydurin a holiday on the
we were doin the scotsdictionaryehm the kids all brought
eventual creation of an integrateddictionaryof the scots language from
copies o the scots schooldictionarytae aw the schuils that
copy o the scots schooldictionarytae the teachers involved the
scots words dredged from adictionarythis was not so much
the exercise a scots schooldictionarywe unnerstaun thae dictionars is
not yet a great englishdictionaryauthoritatively setting down the normative
to the english word muggydictionaryfolk are not quite sure
s after all is adictionaryof french and english and
s after all is adictionaryof french and english the
english but was perhaps thedictionarythat lay closest to his
to refer to the englishdictionarythe great johnson s english
j l robinson middle englishdictionaryto report on the editorial
the ann arbor middle englishdictionarywhich relies on the existence
the great johnson s englishdictionarywill not come a- along
you go to your frenchdictionaryand you say okay erm
the word in the frenchdictionaryhad been used in rabelais
using a word bank ordictionaryfor the technical vocabulary would
the skill of using adictionaryis one in which students
in lanarkshire for example thedictionarynotes that it is found
make them available to thedictionarystaff otherwise to aberdeen glasgow
with the aid of adictionarybut without access to the
with the aid of adictionarybut without access to the
writing while access to adictionaryis not intended to diminish
initial stages of making adictionarywe now have access to
eh the s- wee scottishdictionaryhas the word forfochen spelt
provided for the modern scottishdictionaryhe would be prepared to
with regard to the scottishdictionaryi have been doing so
start speakin all this scottishdictionarywords [laugh] whatever that f832:
you look in the cotgravedictionaryand you get a word
for those words in hisdictionaryinvented by rabelais and as
the words in the smalldictionarywere still in current usage
language mediated by cotgrave sdictionaryadding and subtracting meanings as
use of a foreign languagedictionaryduring the assessment of reading
of the language while thedictionaryis in progress we have
in the past that thedictionaryis representative of the language
theories alexander macbain s etymologicaldictionaryof the gaelic language 1911
on the future of hisdictionaryin 1949 the situation was
address the future of thedictionarythe following options were laid
to the future of thedictionarywas reinforced in 1955 when
holiday weather knitting patterns thedictionaryfor mothers the john bull
there erm in in thisdictionaryabsolutely like even a window
urqhuart relied on cotgrave sdictionaryconsulting it for even the
1943 even so with adictionaryi should get the broad
first might be called thedictionarymethod when one looks at
at school yes [sniff] f122: dictionary[laugh] you were thinking about
i ll look up thedictionaryand i ll f963: right
look it up in chambersdictionaryis a picture puzzle f606:
have to look at thedictionaryyeah uh huh f718: right
everybody erm erm my favouritedictionaryat the moment is erm
impressionistically quantitatively in in thedictionaryerm different from the helsinki
to the work of thedictionarybut also to its staff
year asking whether the dialectdictionaryhad its day i have
extent the value of thedictionarywill ultimately depend on its
with confidence that 1 thedictionaryis now likely to be
i ve got my littledictionarywith me now i ve
would continue to support thedictionaryafter 1988 a year after
knowing how to use adictionaryall of these skills are
increase in scale of thedictionaryand consequent rise in costs
as i saw it sdictionaryand one of the best
the editorial policy of thedictionaryand recommend a way forward
of the volumes of thedictionaryand the writings of sir
rate of work on thedictionaryand we are confident that
reduce the value of thedictionaryas a record of the
stupor it appears in hisdictionaryas a root of the
of parts in the finisheddictionaryby a comparison with the
of the output of finisheddictionarycopy which is directly attributable
or west thus fitting thedictionarydefinition of a kip to
again the importance of eitherdictionarydepends in some measure on
m017: usually go to adictionaryf718: yes m017: but of
same the scale of thedictionaryhad doubled at least in
to be users of thedictionaryhistorians as much as linguists
long term interests of thedictionaryhowever the delicacy of relations
or any interference by onedictionaryin the affairs of the
and editorial policy of thedictionaryin the particular case of
s tale dr johnson sdictionaryladefoged s languages of the
is glen price s ehdictionaryof of building and and
to the abandonment of thedictionaryproject early financial problems although
of effort into expanding thedictionarys corpus 5 one aspect
was the scale of thedictionarythis had been problematical for
to a new type ofdictionaryuser indeed to a user
1953 the work of thedictionarywas carried on at 27
pressure from users of thedictionarywas effective in 1981 and
of either aitken or thedictionarywere feasible at this time
of 1929 stated that thedictionarywould be completed in twenty
my head stuck in adictionaryand tomorrow will be the
had become clear that thedictionarycould not be completed in
his working time to thedictionaryduring this period he developed
i got it from thedictionaryf1018: [laugh] [laugh] f1054: [laugh]
edinburgh agreed to support thedictionaryfor three years at the
and publishing program for thedictionarygoing at one time only
in the second place thisdictionaryis historical it contains not
were always evident and thedictionaryitself is all the better
your wye aboot in adictionaryoh aye mony s the
read a paper entitled newdictionaryschemes to the philological society
wyes and that as thedictionarytells us means to celebrate
robertson k 1994 a deesidedictionarythe hitch hikers guide to
project to produce an abridgeddictionarythe joint council took the
and overall responsibility for thedictionarywatson was recognised in 1988
will be looking at thedictionarywhen they get oot o
located in a modern norwegiandictionaryand something similar in dutch
i spend lost in adictionaryfan i get hame fae
your wye aboot in adictionarygeorgie looking at her with
macleod and cairns 1993 thisdictionaryis unusual in that only
nineteen ten or so hisdictionarycame out f606: yeah f829:
course be sent to adictionaryor grammar book however it
f122: [laugh] see dict- seedictionarypeople [laugh] f010: [laugh] [laugh]
[laugh] so it was adictionaryreally for those people who
is a recognition that adictionaryis an essential tool for
if jimmy could nick adictionarytoo i m andrew robb
that it was a historicaldictionaryrather than an etymological one
be howked up from adictionaryand painfully reconstructed on a
designaled ovnis i need adictionaryfor that said alice then
produce and revise a paperdictionarymuch more easily a second
e pages o e latindictionaryfit ither fairlies did i

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