feet
See this word as a collocate cloud
look at her feet muddy | feet | all over the place and |
f1091: that s dipsy s | feet | and laa laa s feet |
feet and laa laa s | feet | and what s that m1092: |
slipping shoes on beth s | feet | be prood ae yer feet |
swish slubber and swish six | feet | down and dropping six feet |
feet down and dropping six | feet | down dissolving shards of sea |
watch your feet watch your | feet | f1112: i m holding onto |
and legs and and the | feet | f1113: and feet f1114: yes |
s feet f1114: and another | feet | f1113: thank you very much |
what f1114: here s his | feet | f1113: that s feet f1114: |
right [inaudible] f1114: catch the | feet | f1113: touch feet that s |
his feet f1113: that s | feet | f1114: and another feet f1113: |
make his feet okay big | feet | f1114: oops i dropped one |
and the feet f1113: and | feet | f1114: yes here s some |
neat black stockins and dirty | feet | f638: look at her feet |
neat black stockins and dirty | feet | f640: look at her feet |
feet round by about 7 | feet | high as a rule they |
15 feet round and 18 | feet | high in fact they were |
hold onto to your saddle | feet | in the stirrups oops feet |
feet in the stirrups oops | feet | in your stirrups on your |
stone and sighs examining her | feet | ir ma feet no sair |
and sh- look at her | feet | muddy feet all over the |
to three feet nine three | feet | nine that was wee bits |
cut the wuid to three | feet | nine three feet nine that |
big tree that was three | feet | nine three feet nine three |
was three feet nine three | feet | nine three feet we d |
examining her feet ir ma | feet | no sair she takes out |
the beat o yer deid | feet | o yer deid feet o |
deid feet o yer deid | feet | o yer deid feet ticking |
and i ll make his | feet | okay big feet f1114: oops |
rucks were more like 15 | feet | round and 18 feet high |
were quite small say 5 | feet | round by about 7 feet |
feet f638: look at her | feet | she thinks she s neat |
feet f640: look at her | feet | she thinks she s neat |
it right put feet to | feet | that s it and roll |
catch the feet f1113: touch | feet | that s it now can |
lorry ken it was six | feet | there and six feet there |
six feet there and six | feet | there so the middle o |
crass or any kind of | feet | they re proper feet ye |
deid feet o yer deid | feet | ticking clock this poem is |
we roll it right put | feet | to feet that s it |
t w- f1111: watch your | feet | watch your feet f1112: i |
nine three feet nine three | feet | we d left aw the |
of feet they re proper | feet | ye get by workin an |
feet be prood ae yer | feet | you walked oot oan them |
use do i wear my | feet | bare or this strap button |
self conscious about the bare | feet | fiona insists upon indoors i |
to run about in bare | feet | in the winter if the |
by tramping with the bare | feet | mrs brown who lived there |
middle o it thair bare | feet | slappin doon hard on the |
o peace on twa bare | feet | taj mahal it reigns all |
s back wi his bare | feet | throu the teir in his |
high heels and her bare | feet | usually [laugh] f631: yeah i |
those eerie aquarium windows my | feet | were bare so i didn |
would be maybe nine ten | feet | high you know they weren |
was pallet wood m642: three | feet | nine m608: mm m642: we |
we d tae cut three | feet | nine right o that big |
a few weeks time six | feet | above contradiction though we have |
partit back a good six | feet | an sister josephine wis staunin |
seated myself very properly six | feet | away and with my back |
[laugh] m642: six or seven | feet | away from the bikes going |
get it loaded m642: six | feet | f643: mmhm m608: [?]that's some height![/?] m642: |
seventeen he was about six | feet | four and aboot seventeen stone |
ship s less than six | feet | from the bank a world |
a wire mesh fence six | feet | high was erected from the |
viewing the port the six | feet | high wire fence is now |
and falling at least six | feet | in the rough seas he |
mmhm m608: [?]that's some height![/?] m642: six | feet | like ye re loadin the |
them six m608: aye m642: | feet | long m608: uh huh m642: |
stick john they were six | feet | long we used tae cut |
right ye pit the six | feet | on the lorry go to |
so he landed on his | feet | six snippets fae ither fowk |
young man had been six | feet | tall but a healthy open |
an she ll be six | feet | twelve an armed tae the |
takin three thoosan six hunner | feet | up loch morlich wis a |
danger then it leapt six | feet | up the ladder and managed |
f1039: they run aboot six | feet | up the wa an turn |
m642: so that bit six | feet | was where you re workin |
of the door about 2 | feet | 4 inches high by 1 |
grass and sorrel at my | feet | beyond the grove high on |
like ey stood aboot five | feet | high an aboot as thick |
be between 4 to 5 | feet | high and as boys we |
the walls are about three | feet | high and that s all |
soo stannin still a fyow | feet | high bit it hid been |
a muckle crock aboot three | feet | high eence mabel wis asked |
the alien corn is ten | feet | high i lie in a |
seam a working about 6 | feet | high it was wrought in |
still running up to fifty | feet | high made it impossible to |
000 tonne colossus once 60 | feet | high now scattered in the |
with access by two 5½ | feet | high steel doors in the |
jubilee the steeple is 100 | feet | high to where people can |
dinnae get it oan yer | feet | an tek it intae schuil |
seein ye re oan yer | feet | coffee d just gie me |
o poverty in ye yer | feet | eased tae sherp rocks yer |
branch or twa a feow | feet | fae yer nose and the |
wis seein baith anaith yer | feet | it wis at deep ye |
with s up wi ma | feet | keep yer voice doon says |
ye hid tae get e | feet | o yer horse ready tae |
a minnit bit mind yer | feet | och there ye re in |
the warld s at yer | feet | sae lichtsome the road hapt |
yer heid tae gye yer | feet | same s ye mith dee |
ay an ithers at yer | feet | skyscraper faimily dis yer washin |
would say well stamp yer | feet | things like that just somebody |
on by on weel heeled | feet | wid ye teem yer pooch |
again an again haadin yer | feet | wis chancy wirk bit e |
the time an watch yer | feet | ye re no tae get |
eh m642: right if its | feet | caught in the rope it |
f-f- bottomless m642: twenty four | feet | long i couldnae get the |
o the lorry was eighteen | feet | m608: aye m642: so that |
big artics john m642: three | feet | nines there john and they |
huh m642: so it- its | feet | wouldnae catch the rope and |
cross the wooden bridge three | feet | above a water course apprehensive |
to have a hole three | feet | deep dug in the centre |
tiber pretentious piddling puddle three | feet | deep where jean stepped in |
maitter o gey near three | feet | leavin its bonny trackie an |
ling was two or three | feet | long and mabel and her |
this thing s aboot three | feet | long m815: [laugh] m816: you |
that a bing of three | feet | nines there a bing of |
chain harras were aboot twelve | feet | square made up o three |
[cough] f637: that wide three | feet | wide and because it was |
drain e water aboot three | feet | wide bit nae fully sae |
anes banged up onti thair | feet | an jyned in the daunsin |
baith bang up onti thair | feet | as gleg an weill as |
up thay lowpit til thair | feet | as gleg an weill as |
play an hing aboot ma | feet | at nicht thay sleep thair |
awbody juist uisin thair ain | feet | for traivellin an thair ain |
staun nor it thair cobbled | feet | nae king tae reign ees |
thumpin an scrapin o thair | feet | on the ruif ye d |
charm you richt aff your | feet | an ithers torment you an |
own way and your own | feet | and do it so you |
the gentle dust beneath your | feet | and when you step from |
than you did on your | feet | but but eventually you know |
the air is at your | feet | but i m still enjoying |
here oh you'v- watch your | feet | careful careful come here you |
wi a prod o your | feet | cos it s fu up |
on your socks so your | feet | dinna get cold right one |
you know it stamp your | feet | f1113: stamp stamp if you |
off f1135: mmhm watch your | feet | f1136: i want it off |
s a bit at your | feet | for the dog i think |
you are unsteady on your | feet | gadgie bloke greet grat cry |
just little f1095: watch your | feet | here look m1096: aye f1095: |
the gentle dust beneath your | feet | holder of honey milk and |
moment you leapt to your | feet | i can t believe it |
neck a cold steeping your | feet | in a basin of mustard |
so you can keep your | feet | in f1136: ach hmm f1135: |
[inaudible] f1135: right push your | feet | in there f1136: i can |
round and put in your | feet | [inaudible] no sit doon on |
the gentle dust beneath your | feet | jacob s ladder inspired by |
are just dead on your | feet | m815: i m a i |
kelly it s at your | feet | man gi joe was level |
yeah f1105: is it your | feet | nice and clean m1106: yeah |
sweetie tae suck dae your | feet | no get fired up mibby |
careful tripping over your own | feet | now m1096: let s go |
you had to lift your | feet | off the pedals and keep |
a kaff and put your | feet | on a pig a stone |
removed you could heat your | feet | on this mabel s favourite |
myself f1105: right on your | feet | one that s your right |
f1113: too tickly for your | feet | put back on your socks |
yelled you jumped to your | feet | ran to the gate and |
your knees please nae your | feet | right fitt do you fancy |
face come in if your | feet | s clean she commanded waving |
your feeties go f1113: my | feet | s tickly too oh tickly |
whose tears will wash your | feet | strange converse conversing with strangers |
slide [?]run.[/?] oh up your | feet | that s a lad i |
you re sitting on your | feet | that s what it is |
the gentle dust beneath your | feet | the hatchery of history older |
it s stuck on your | feet | there we go f1114: [splutter] |
are you gonna sand your | feet | they re a state m942: |
and out from under your | feet | thought archie still a wee |
the way home is your | feet | tickly f1114: yes it s |
daein no ow keep your | feet | to yoursel you think [censored: forename] |
other as well if your | feet | totally fit it does that |
the gentle dust beneath your | feet | touch me i yield take |
push you here put your | feet | up there f1136: that s |
t dae that wi your | feet | walk properly look at aa |
have to dae wi your | feet | well done and she used |
without skidding or hurting your | feet | when taxes went up and |
going touch f1121: oh your | feet | your shoes [laugh] right come |
hoping he had given his | feet | a good wipe on the |
an cuil an at his | feet | a troot ringed puil while |
been keen to stamp his | feet | about in the past indeed |
the bedclaes taigled aboot his | feet | afore he can think himsel |
and was gettin on his | feet | again and he came eh |
her ears pointing to his | feet | ah can kick wi thir |
bleck goun jumpt tae his | feet | an cried my lord how |
number twae clam ti his | feet | an gaed aff like a |
he stuid up on his | feet | an gruppit the haunil o |
clerk zhao gat ti his | feet | an he spak ae thing |
story todd stauchert tae his | feet | an hirplt back across tae |
roog o stanes at his | feet | an mair i da borroo |
lang o gettin ti his | feet | an peyin his respecks sayin |
auld maister gat ti his | feet | an presst them ti a |
fooshty orral hytered tae his | feet | an reesed oot standard english |
supper ronald bricky shuffled his | feet | an says weel it s |
wad hae lowpit til his | feet | an stoured aff hame frae |
wee white shoon for his | feet | an syne he ll grow |
o bawsent blue on his | feet | an thae monie luggit strae |
wang jin gat ti his | feet | an thenkit him the mither |
wis gey licht on his | feet | an young mick wis no |
was he got to his | feet | and braced himself against the |
on a cushion curling his | feet | and legs under him reads |
had my uncle shuffled his | feet | and looked away as if |
malcolm rises uncertainly to his | feet | and stands with his weight |
with samual smiles at his | feet | and the minister at his |
baseball cap was on his | feet | and wrestling a white polythene |
legs begude ti fail his | feet | begude ti stound an he |
push himself back to his | feet | but discovered frustratingly that he |
rowed at his faither s | feet | but syne the auld ane |
smush o saandiloos aroond his | feet | chastin froad alang da shoormal |
f1104: that horse wi his | feet | f1103: oh aye f1104: up |
tummy f1112: and do his | feet | f1111: and it s a |
f1114: yes here s some | feet | f1113: oh is that his |
what s happened to his | feet | f1114: [inaudible] stick it f1113: |
okay i ll make his | feet | f1114: [inhale] [exhale] f1113: his |
f1113: his head and his | feet | f1114: yes i ll wash |
i got one of his | feet | f1121: oh well done that |
the green gress anaith his | feet | felt as saft as a |
he stared down at his | feet | for a moment then stretched |
should he sprang to his | feet | foreseeing that a brawl would |
in his position ding the | feet | frae yon heid bummer was |
laddie loun clam ti his | feet | gaed for a stuil at |
craw black an on his | feet | he d a pair o |
brocade owre it on his | feet | he d buits o hollin |
reid twiltit jaiket on his | feet | he d lang buits turnt |
wi strae shuin on his | feet | he ett his lentren mait |
an it landit at his | feet | he spied it comin an |
da an getting ti his | feet | he stuid in ahint the |
war lyke gress at his | feet | he wes that braid that |
hands and on his uncovered | feet | he wore a faded often |
silk belt an on his | feet | he wure buits o barkent |
weir belt an on his | feet | he wure fleein phoenix buits |
horseman an kis o his | feet | hei hed tae aye bide |
f1114: look [inaudible] stickin his | feet | he's- [exhale] f1113: what s |
his wife sae at his | feet | i gowl i canna even |
someone can t clear his | feet | if he has nae ca |
road hame he stamps his | feet | in a tantrum of vexation |
suit of grey clothes his | feet | in cracked but polished boots |
came up he dug his | feet | intae the grun an growled |
his fauts gat ti his | feet | liftit his heid ti look |
he had one for his | feet | m804: mmhm m805: and also |
as he struggled tae his | feet | makin sure that he wis |
that malcolm struggles to his | feet | moula faither whit dae ye |
f1091: right and then his | feet | now that s bob made |
doun frae his chafts sax | feet | o lenth an ten spans |
o his kintrie syne the | feet | o the callants an the |
the slammin o his door | feet | oan his graivel path the |
statue depicting vyborni at the | feet | of an angel to his |
dry his legs dry his | feet | oh this little piggy went |
[laugh] can he put his | feet | on here f1103: no cause |
suiner haed he set his | feet | owre the dure or the |
and assists him to his | feet | pompitie flinches cowers and guards |
better daniel rose to his | feet | poured another beer and his |
frae the howes o his | feet | richt up ti his croun |
wad cairrie him but his | feet | sank doun inti the wat |
a spit o coortship his | feet | scarce skiffin the grun frae |
of the road so many | feet | so [censored: forename] got his big |
bedroom was a pit his | feet | stank he hated getting up |
gull and scrambles to his | feet | startled mother holds on to |
entered he came to his | feet | swiftly and remained standing until |
f1113: oh is that his | feet | thank you f1114: yes f1113: |
for the sergeant shifting his | feet | that s what it sounded |
him up to his shaggy | feet | the carter gi ed me |
they pit them ontae his | feet | the leddrach jyner hid ay |
hand warm candles at his | feet | the shrine cloth coiled beneath |
dressin goon his lang thin | feet | tint in twa muckle bauchles |
that he is on his | feet | to announce that the executive |
ti faw asleep an his | feet | turnt as lourd as leid |
war aa its ain his | feet | war destined tae wauk at |
he wis juist liftin his | feet | whan he heard ahint the |
and lucid firm on his | feet | with a healthy head of |
the frost has touched his | feet | with fire the shivering robin |
on the balls of his | feet | without a backward glance at |
d feenish up wi ma | feet | an at e eyn e |
in here an rest ma | feet | an hae a wee drap |
time i wis on ma | feet | an ma thick socks on |
tak ma shoes aff ma | feet | are aa fired up i |
door i got on ma | feet | but she was awa i |
her dallies at ma s | feet | fin da pued a hauf |
raisin thing powkin aroon ma | feet | i ll sweer it jist |
were just totally doin ma | feet | in f631: mmhm f689: ehm |
auld ma da got yokey | feet | ither faimlies i kent gaed |
wiz sumhing wrang wi ma | feet | jinty a cried jinty ma |
ho luik doun at yeir | feet | ma bonnie ane an ye |
ho luik doun at yeir | feet | ma bonnie ane an ye |
hae a keik at yeir | feet | ma lassie an whan he |
intill e car watchin ma | feet | nae tae disturb em back |
pit the skids aneath ma | feet | nor yet the dreich september |
a kan warm ma cald | feet | on yeir warm hint end |
teirant s heid anaith ma | feet | or hank it on ma |
as a feather on ma | feet | she trips around lightly ah |
me nae wey nail ma | feet | tae the flair furst sooner |
petticoats cleekit up atween ma | feet | then her mother came and |
jinty a cried jinty ma | feet | ther pure dead white jinty |
a lukked doon at ma | feet | they wur danglin aw my |
cauvin bit kennin it ma | feet | ur sodden yit thurs nae |
waukened up ma beak an | feet | war yalla an noo i |
haurlie byde on ma twa | feet | we maunna lat the vershinins |
yird ti hear ma quaet | feet | what wey they walk for |
the reid stigmata upon ma | feet | wid ye gie me a |
chilblains on ma hauns an | feet | wir sair eneuch tae gar |
rod an there juist twa | feet | abune me wis the butt |
yirth a thousan twa hunder | feet | alowe sea level wi nae |
the leafy fen twa sma | feet | cam steppin ben humbled noo |
a twa edged sword her | feet | gyang doon tae daith her |
wes nae mair nor twa | feet | in hicht an she wes |
ruggin at the claes twa | feet | raxin ower sideweys till there |
tail twa black slimy glisterin | feet | stickin oot a kinna crossed |
wee shrew moose twa thousan | feet | up blackcraig hill a wee |
dropped one you got good | feet | f1114: it s hatched it |
me morag rising to her | feet | a pikkil wattir frae yeir |
shoes then he cuts the | feet | aff her carolanne mine was |
beth agnes struggles to her | feet | agnes awa an get oan |
her she springs to her | feet | ai but yeir glower nithers |
bruce hid chilblains on her | feet | an chapped fingers forbye it |
had muckle beets upon her | feet | an her legs war unca |
them lily staggered to her | feet | and began dancing unfortunately there |
then she struggles to her | feet | and into her coat this |
she dragged herself to her | feet | and tottered next door to |
an saw her on her | feet | awa ye go ye daft |
her buits an swung her | feet | back an fore aneth the |
she tried tae hide her | feet | gordon wis richt she s |
lyfe morag rises to her | feet | guidman ah l hae ti |
and put them to her | feet | he drank more water mitchel |
puakenikini passions back on her | feet | her toes looked braw anyway |
and command struggling to her | feet | her voice is strong and |
leggit at her faither s | feet | howkin the intimmers ooto her |
she gets hurriedly to her | feet | i m just coming gladys |
yon fine set ahin her | feet | i widna they re fit |
the puig over five thousand | feet | in her garden louis worked |
that the san aneth her | feet | is rael gritty like an |
the dubs lappit ower her | feet | like broon furlin lips near |
pointit toes look at her | feet | look she s neat black |
but she stays on her | feet | not comfortable sitting teenie i |
willing to sit at the | feet | of her history linen straw |
like barbie seaweed rests her | feet | on a chair a drying |
fists screams and beats her | feet | on the ground in a |
tae her heels come on | feet | or i m leavin ye |
t allowed to indicates her | feet | pause he has to take |
at the shoes on her | feet | sadie damn it tae hell |
the verandah she felt her | feet | sink in a spiderwebbing of |
is slowly coming to her | feet | staring at bessie in horror |
ower lang forenent her big | feet | stey still haud a meenit |
berna berna stumbles to her | feet | tess better thin mine berna |
guides beth to hold her | feet | up beth i make people |
nicht syne on wearie fleggit | feet | wi her caunle gutterin in |
of cherry stones at her | feet | you know and the dirt |
look for pooh bear s | feet | f1121: are you gonna look |
looking for pooh bear s | feet | f1122: i m gonna look |
she haes kynd o riddie | feet | look oot for the riddie |
mccoll were rushed off their | feet | look where you re going |
look oot for the riddie | feet | the hen wyfe goes in |
and look at toffee s | feet | what a what a mess |
with a handle about five | feet | long at the foot were |
was a rectangular girnel 8 | feet | long by 2 foot 7 |
a metal container maybe 3 | feet | long by 9 inches by |
up to just over two | feet | long coming together at a |
f638: [cough] f637: aboot five | feet | long f638: [cough] f637: and |
i the grund thousans o | feet | deep frae doun the hole |
a whyles suffer frae sweitie | feet | eilidh mercie that s terrible |
that measured at least fifty | feet | frae its heid tae its |
is paced oot fer human | feet | frae larach tae cliff tae |
forby saicontlie it cowps the | feet | frae mr john palliser yeates |
it toppled doon a hunner | feet | frae the clock tower dome |
frae ane o hir front | feet | sae he taen hir til |
was haein him under my | feet | a day when he was |
a state m942: leave my | feet | alone m939: [laugh] m941: for |
i ll regain my culinary | feet | and be a little more |
i actually rose to my | feet | and climbed upwards for a |
mummy stands me on my | feet | and i sit down again |
he had to wet my | feet | and kiss them yes i |
to kiss one of my | feet | and my sandal is still |
put the stones at my | feet | and the dirt you know |
able to rise to my | feet | and walk him up and |
now a handspan from my | feet | burned charcoal black beneath the |
have to rise to my | feet | cautiously and brush my teeth |
ve got sandals on my | feet | [censored: forename] f1103: have ye f1104: |
a prayer shawl round my | feet | frayed edges set aside when |
all over them with my | feet | i d just kill them |
i mustn t drag my | feet | i mustn t tell a |
around the controls at my | feet | i peered out uncomprehending into |
and yanking me to my | feet | i saw a star or |
the sea fiddle at my | feet | i struggle to remember sitting |
then going home planting my | feet | in granda s prints in |
just let me find my | feet | jack hurray don t worry |
tak the weight aff my | feet | loretta the toon busy gladys |
through the eyes of my | feet | moor grasses fork and splay |
each stop looking at my | feet | most of the time inwardly |
lounge and tripping over my | feet | most were intent on hacking |
o my shoes but my | feet | must be two sizes smaller |
i might hae rubbed my | feet | on him cause eh just |
i might hae rubbed my | feet | on him i wouldnae help |
saft bed nae mair cauld | feet | on my bum since the |
i force myself to my | feet | re light the gas under |
golden leaf fall at my | feet | sunlight felt soft and diffuse |
feel the sway under my | feet | taste salt not soil pause |
fissure waves rush to my | feet | thick with the silt of |
i m rushed off my | feet | trying to get a batch |
that piggy snugglt at my | feet | wad shuir be sairly misst |
a bit says he my | feet | were fairly chorkin inside my |
brain said rin bit my | feet | were rooted tae the spot |
white linen laid before my | feet | where dancers whirl to rhythmic |
horse skliff and lose its | feet | a big big horse sprachle |
f1117: she s got big | feet | hasn t she f1118: that |
but they still used their | feet | a great deal and came |
sides an violets at their | feet | an deep in the fir |
doon they fa a thoosan | feet | an leave their wives and |
ettled sair tae rest their | feet | an soum or paidle in |
spring creeps oot on cripple | feet | beech branches in their timmer |
companies were run aff their | feet | efter a day or so |
everyone s up on their | feet | except me and grampa dan |
advantage too of having their | feet | firmly planted on the ground |
cherry blossom wets their ponderous | feet | fish on a tree i |
in their muckle ashets o | feet | fur they kent he likit |
steve throws himself at their | feet | grabs both their ankles steve |
s here with chipped brown | feet | hard years have left their |
a steen so fin their | feet | hit firm grun they wid |
as they embraced moving their | feet | imperceptibly to the strains of |
they liked to scuff their | feet | in the dust of the |
then swayed and stamped their | feet | in time to the music |
farm workers bring their dirty | feet | into mrs thane s aggressively |
dew drookit flooeries at their | feet | keekt up at them wi |
littlins war still duntin their | feet | on its steeny banks ettin |
most were on foot their | feet | protected mainly by light sandals |
will necessarily be finding their | feet | that leaves simply the outstanding |
unco clack they ramp their | feet | the buttons that they weirs |
dubs wi their muckle hairy | feet | the doctor wisna a gweed |
want to stay on their | feet | to keep their kids going |
o day fae their foonert | feet | village fires war lichtit rikk |
lady all struggled to their | feet | while the sheriff entered the |
het watter for washin their | feet | wi the auld maister gaed |
blaik skinnt fowk tap their | feet | wid ye agree shift ben |
toes f1095: mm no their | feet | would get burned if they |
a heich bank aboot aicht | feet | abune the ruch watter are |
it gae wis aboot tree | feet | extra [laugh] in de in |
they re safter tae the | feet | a dauner doon the common |
kneelin doon at adam s | feet | she cried oh hoo did |
lyke ti move hinnerlie on | feet | as quaet as the nicht |
the fester thay daunst thir | feet | haurlie seemed ti tig the |
he cud staucher ti s | feet | he says guidsakes a wis |
a gliff lowpin ti this | feet | he seen aa about him |
he cud staucher ti s | feet | lift the censer an stert |
prince lowtit doun at the | feet | o the yungest princess ti |
nerve ti come strampin yir | feet | owre great jupiter s grund |
fog drifts in at mah | feet | then puffs up ti mah |
whyle ye r on yeir | feet | ye micht finnd tyme ti |
horns an a hantle o | feet | an a forkietailie at s |
haed he luikit at hir | feet | an wes he no richt |
exaggeration marcus thedepthus records seven | feet | at most bruce s spider |
thing like the rubbits warnin | feet | at the stank o daith |
gazed at me from ten | feet | away then down at the |
been mair n twinty five | feet | deep at e centre bit |
is ancient at its rickety | feet | dragons and skinheads sleep palaces |
ran waves lickin at oor | feet | if neptune threw a wobbly |
at the city s passin | feet | in mony s the door |
battle axe at messenger s | feet | messenger ye ir strangir nor |
a rosy future at the | feet | o the bonnie fite haired |
alone and vomited at the | feet | of a white coated doctor |
eb s liking of burns | feet | of clay perhaps at the |
s azure cloak at the | feet | of its compelling coastline elements |
in the morning with cold | feet | she leaves for work at |
white cat asleep at our | feet | there was little music to |
a girth of forty two | feet | and a diameter of fourteen |
which is about two thousand | feet | and you can see f122: |
stand on its own two | feet | however we are fortunate that |
there s another one two | feet | m1094: [laugh] what is that |
two m1094: two f1093: two | feet | out that s a boy |
engineering two perfectly carved stone | feet | remain above the stone latrine |
sea floor despite the two | feet | thick posts that had been |
paintin o the hands an | feet | an f606: mm f1039: aromatherapy |
grund ablo young malcolm s | feet | an thole the curses o |
the pitterin patt o feery | feet | guisers thrangin the lane the |
it was nothin shuffle o | feet | i can t understand why |
the pitterin patt o fairy | feet | in ghaistly claes or rain |
taen wi the cuddy s | feet | ithers wis o the consait |
tickle the soles o yur | feet | krista splash splash bad as |
first yin thae kind o | feet | micht be aw richt for |
a doot thae kind o | feet | micht sink intae the sand |
was e pammerin o e | feet | o a cattle beasts et |
aicht fuit bankin intae fower | feet | o foamin white watter an |
cock niver crew an the | feet | o maiden niver niver trod |
for nane are here the | feet | o mony men trod oot |
or dog or else the | feet | o ony stranger tae stop |
anither till thir s fifteen | feet | o snaw 2 ach ah |
feart afore the muckle hairy | feet | o the horse an the |
near invisible in only fower | feet | o watter diseased saumon are |
doun here ah ve ten | feet | o watter juist ahint me |
an doun wi thae mukkil | feet | o yours ir ye here |
we heard the scliff o | feet | on the grevel road vyces |
wee pronged tridents o birdies | feet | ower bi the gean in |
heard the soond o shauchlin | feet | then the door opened an |
o a thousan seevin hunder | feet | til the strath whaur its |
the cauld thrill o sodden | feet | wi shouts o delighted grief |
are put in 2 sq | feet | 7 divide 7 6 between |
wee short legs an muckle | feet | the shoeshop man says aw |
wee ones that s douce | feet | together backs straight looking twee |
runawa peenie on pure mental | feet | wee quine faain like a |
wellington buits never aff hir | feet | ae day he l up |
trees planted up to ten | feet | apart the prospect of the |
whyle efter meg ramsay s | feet | cam up the stairs on |
ch- poo [laugh] m1106 : cheesy | feet | f1105: stand up then m1106 : |
e d waldies on eez | feet | galluses haadin up breeks an |
why then we went 500 | feet | up the 550 foot washington |
is definitely the last one | feet | up then f1136: [singing] [laugh] |
a siller rack wi curly | feet | an aa happit in a |
nur yon shelt wi braider | feet | an heicher aathegither she cud |
r gey guid wi sair | feet | anaw meg archly sae that |
ah can kick wi thir | feet | he gives a demonstration kick |
oot stravaigin ony craw s | feet | hur face glowers wi heuchs |
horse wi the fower white | feet | the chestnut tail an mane |
wash the auldest lassie s | feet | wi thaim be in taigilt |
gley een an pirn tae | feet | got sheen that wallop wide |
an beautiful fae heid tae | feet | oh had he paused an |
he minet tae pit eez | feet | on e brake an e |
fowk maun hae richt fool | feet | quo da tae hae a |
start tae blaw an oor | feet | they get fair platchin as |
an soggie aneath the laddies | feet | they peyed nae mind tae |
ye d maybe be four | feet | ye d tae load fae |
fancy ah hae haunds an | feet | an a heid mebbe ah |
e dried dubs aff fool | feet | an e antrin mummifeet flee |
happenin got s ontae wir | feet | an intae wir clyes an |
wearie days trauchilt anaith hir | feet | an the wearie days raxt |
an old man about ten | feet | away and eventually realised what |
seed aniseed drummer s belled | feet | cinnamon tamarind jasmule an jute |
here only much higher twelve | feet | f606: aye mmhm m691: an |
see nae mair nor twae | feet | forenent ye an aa that |
think in britain twelve hundred | feet | honestly an it was c- |
verra yird dirl anaith yeir | feet | that means the r an |
full rigged evenin dress elephant | feet | umbrella stands nearhaun rifles an |
boots to wear an our | feet | were always so cold an |
sand an that wey the | feet | winnae sink sae faur in |
the tap hoose jimmy s | feet | wur camshach deformed an hei |
some lads d got weet | feet | caain in if ye hid |
swollen sel grief s muckle | feet | d soond i wes a |
d sold about 10 million | feet | of albums so when someone |
down i cannae fix hur | feet | stands nae mair than i |
then like paw get itchy | feet | he disappears away to see |
aghast to see so many | feet | trampling the adopted landscape he |
of sorts its pages like | feet | endlessly exploring as the reader |
enlarged or small microscopic ten | feet | tall through its landscape when |
the council kept dragging its | feet | the excuse being that so |
morning painting green paul bunyan | feet | all over campus paul bunyan |
have driven over 2 000 | feet | down a snaking road to |
road to leslie get sore | feet | 4 sunday communion day not |
you ll only get those | feet | by working hard in [censored: company name] |
dulesum abuin ye trauchilt yeir | feet | whan ye gaed oot bi |
then thump señora ortiga s | feet | went thump thump on the |
the tape [censored: forename] has scabby | feet | m942: they re not needin |
change it or beth s | feet | or agnes ribs they re |
past swept by on bleedin | feet | for the sang wis cruel |
on infant legs swinging sandaled | feet | above a drop the paint |
problems landing on all four | feet | after a jump [inaudible] ended |
back to the gangplank twenty | feet | of metal dropped on the |
drookled weet gansey cot cowld | feet | on lyin winna alter stivvenin |
the consait that the existin | feet | on the prototype cuddy haed |
bad habit of cutting off | feet | or heads later on when |
celtic year on frostit meenlicht | feet | ower the quate parks the |
the grass on twigs of | feet | the grass parts and shuts |
toast rack that hid curly | feet | the teapot sat on a |
a wraith on silent slippered | feet | tries to interfere and make |
f1089: mummy s got itchy | feet | m1090: mmhm [sniff] [swallow] f1089: |
[laugh] you ve got sweaty | feet | m1094: yes [inaudible] f1093: [laugh] |
a drop of about 12 | feet | and was distraught and probably |
about it as 50 million | feet | i have no idea how |
circle of stones about four | feet | in diameter set into the |
room principle rooms about 15 | feet | wide and stoops to support |
route through everybody s outstretched | feet | back to the chair i |
she tickling tickling somebody s | feet | m1092: uh huh uh huh |
flour this was called the | feet | washing farm lads were often |
or such like the horses | feet | were sometimes washed in persil |
more to do with the | feet | which were of clay 30 |
clappit dir haands staampit dir | feet | dan billy s wyf fae |
and the snow s 2 | feet | deep i m making a |
maybe that s mam s | feet | m1092: uh huh f1091: is |
warrior s lion rock 600 | feet | of fortress hornets heat last |
s good f1154: er no | feet | sorry no tha- f1155: [laugh] |
with indigestion or athlete s | feet | was proof positive so they |
strides while little david s | feet | went pit pat pit pat |
either because they cause flat | feet | miss jennings told us that |
neat black stockins and dirty | feet | [laugh] f640: [laugh] f637: [laugh] |
[laugh] m1094: [laugh] f1093: cheesy | feet | m1094: can you take this |
sea level just under 14000 | feet | we rested with the other |
f1121: that was nearly our | feet | was it f1122: can i |
was greeted with stamping of | feet | and a few cheers but |
the monday the snow was | feet | deep and it was freezing |
of creative energy the 5x4 | feet | felted woollen sail was finished |
said monboddo was scarcely five | feet | tall and pinched and skinny |
f1093: i ll pick the | feet | m1094: [exhale] f1093: and there |
thrappils clocherin hoasts brounkaities shachilt | feet | hingin painches lowpin ill ah |
as we crept alang twinty | feet | ablow us we cuid see |
to a height of five | feet | and covering the entire length |
topic is disheartening the clay | feet | are easier dealt with than |
i must have landed twenty | feet | away from that wow what |
lack whaur else suid icy | feet | be plankit nor a saft |
the bottomless whirlpool a few | feet | below next day bill stayed |
testicles simmer in stews cows | feet | brew in soup papyrus gods |
the sea now for the | feet | f1089: fitt you seeing now |
uh huh who is that | feet | f1091: i don t know |
is where is the [?]here is a fe-[/?] | feet | f1121: [inaudible] okay if you |
ur pause aw oor calloused | feet | free fi the work bits |
l gk gout in the | feet | generalised to gout anywhere common |
lochranza une het plowtin our | feet | i the jeel caul burn |
invited us to bathe our | feet | in coca leaves and massage |
lochranza oven hot plunging our | feet | in the ice cold stream |
no claws slashed from the | feet | no tail flicked the flies |
own small pain like the | feet | of chinese girls it wasn |
naw naw you keep baithe | feet | off the brig hurry hurry |
happen ava henry had mair | feet | than brain cells i recognised |
i think most people have | feet | that are slightly bigger than |
wanderers joined hands and stamped | feet | to bring in 2007 with |
in a circle with our | feet | touching much in the manner |
inspired by ramon llull whose | feet | trod these same stones of |
raffia matting frayed by many | feet | wallop the heat the indian |