rain
See this word as a collocate cloud
| shine an it poors o | rain | as weel richt doon in |
| div rise en poors o | rain | at s nae a surprise |
| we rise doon poors the | rain | at s nae surprise blawn |
| we rise en poors o | rain | at s nae surprise sunday |
| breet en it poors o | rain | athing soakin weet sunday 7 |
| the day changes poors o | rain | come nicht sunday 27 temp |
| day lang it poors o | rain | countryside flush athing soakin weet |
| tae keep cool later on | rain | dis poors doon again gey |
| the mornin it poors o | rain | eence mair en it s |
| is jist aboot dry en | rain | fer poors oot o the |
| wither dis change poors o | rain | in the affa heavy range |
| a treat en poors o | rain | it maks a body greet |
| fae the sky poors the | rain | it s monsoon season eence |
| we div rise poors o | rain | nae ony surprise hale day |
| preen drap en poors o | rain | oorsel s we div hap |
| s a gey big change | rain | poors doon in the affa |
| hear fowk cry hale day | rain | poors fae the sky friday |
| sultry en it poors o | rain | saturday 11 temp 8 20 |
| richt frosty feel poors o | rain | this tae me his nae |
| taewards nicht it poors o | rain | tuesday 26 temp 5 10 |
| dry later on poors o | rain | wednesday 31st temp 4 8 |
| the daffodils plicht poors o | rain | win blaws fae the east |
| standin there in the pourin | rain | an i said tae my |
| it was it was pourin | rain | an we were gaun doon |
| f1114: [inaudible] f1113: pourin with | rain | f1114: [exhale] f1113: horrible now |
| f1054: ehm what else to | rain | heavily f1144: pourin bucketin rainin |
| what about to rain to | rain | heavily m999: pourin f1001: lashin |
| rain mm or pourin wi | rain | mm f1026: lashing lashing the |
| pour or peltin peltin wi | rain | mm or pourin wi rain |
| where is it f1113: pourin | rain | now f1114: where is it |
| something f1113: it s pourin | rain | outside now look at it |
| aye f1053: what about to | rain | to rain heavily m999: pourin |
| now m1128: [child noise] f1127: the | rain | was pourin wasn t it |
| f1113: cause it was pourin | rain | yesterday wasn t it f1114: |
| day en licht shoors o | rain | aye taewards nicht it s |
| taewards nicht a shoor o | rain | countryside looks bonny jist noo |
| foreneen it dis poor o | rain | en taewards nicht day clears |
| day taewards nicht it dis | rain | friday 20 temp 6 10 |
| dry en taewards nicht tae | rain | it dis try friday 14th |
| dry bit taewards nicht tae | rain | it dis try saturday 22 |
| taewards night aff gangs the | rain | it s a richt fine |
| en the day dis change | rain | taewards nicht in the affa |
| an taewards nicht it dis | rain | thursday 13 temp 12 22 |
| day taewards nicht it dis | rain | thursday 29 temp 2 16 |
| taewards nicht it begins tae | rain | wednesday 14 temp 2 5 |
| 5 rainfall 17 16 affa | rain | an sleet oot throo the |
| oot throo the nicht some | rain | at last blawin intae us |
| we div rise blawn throo | rain | at s nae a surprise |
| throo tae nicht changes tae | rain | bit the shoors are licht |
| 16 oot throo the nicht | rain | dis poor clears up afore |
| 5 6 rainfall 6 16 | rain | fae mornin throo tae nicht |
| friday 27 temp 0 10 | rain | fall 5 16 oot throo |
| cauld as it blaws throo | rain | fine tae hae roads wi |
| throo the nicht win an | rain | hale day nae a welcome |
| 16 ere been a affa | rain | oot throo the nicht as |
| ere wis a fer suppie | rain | oot throo the nicht bides |
| 16 been a wee suppie | rain | oot throo the nicht bit |
| rainfall 15 16 an affa | rain | oot throo the nicht countryside |
| 3 16 a fer sup | rain | oot throo the nicht fine |
| rainfall 4 16 fer sup | rain | oot throo the nicht gran |
| 5 16 a fer sup | rain | oot throo the nicht lays |
| rainfall 22 16 an affa | rain | oot throo the nicht puddles |
| 16 ere wis a affa | rain | oot throo the nicht weet |
| the windae athing fer sodden | rain | throo the nicht athing doon |
| s been a fer suppie | rain | throo the nicht bit the |
| 9 19 rainfall 4 16 | rain | throo the nicht fer lays |
| ere s been a sup | rain | throo the nicht the day |
| a fyle en it dis | rain | again monday 2 candlemass day |
| dis blaw licht shoor o | rain | as the day wears awa |
| best tae be dry dis | rain | as the day wears bye |
| o the air tries tae | rain | bit day dis bide fair |
| bit o change still dis | rain | bit nae in the heavy |
| jist eence mair tries tae | rain | bit wither dis bide fair |
| pir o win dis rise | rain | come nicht och at s |
| warm an fine wither dis | rain | come nicht time tuesday 5 |
| twice it dis offer tae | rain | day is aboot dry jist |
| mist en on comes the | rain | dis clear up en back |
| is weet neen ower dry | rain | dis ease as the day |
| soor fae the sky the | rain | dis ferrly poor it s |
| will for the hale day | rain | dis poor an for me |
| en aa at eence the | rain | dis poor aye an for |
| sicht hale day lang heavy | rain | dis poor aye an for |
| relief en later on the | rain | dis poor doon ere s |
| fer bit o win an | rain | dis poor efterneen is dry |
| for fae the sky the | rain | dis poor monday 26th temp |
| 16 hale day lang the | rain | dis poor of coorse for |
| for maist o the day | rain | dis poor richt sorry sicht |
| soor hale day lang the | rain | dis poor strong win oot |
| maist o the day the | rain | dis poor sunday 7th temp |
| is soor thunner an lichtnin | rain | dis poor thursday 10 temp |
| oot o the sky the | rain | dis poor wednesday 29 temp |
| foreneen it dis poor o | rain | dull an close against the |
| mornin it dis poor o | rain | en clears up an awa |
| day it dis poor o | rain | fitba crazy hardie tackle wis |
| oot richt fule an weet | rain | gangs aff win dis us |
| weel wither dis change cood | rain | i feel saturday 14th temp |
| as weel on comes the | rain | ices fate it dis seal |
| wither dis change starts tae | rain | in the affa affa heavy |
| dis change on comes the | rain | in the heavy range day |
| wither dis change it dis | rain | in the heavy range saturday |
| starts awa jist aboot dry | rain | in the mornin it dis |
| or mebbe bide dry tae | rain | in the mornin it dis |
| fae the sooth dis blaw | rain | in the mornin sae bare |
| later in the day tae | rain | it dis begin tuesday 4th |
| 6 17 tries sair tae | rain | it dis bide dry sin |
| jist noo an again tae | rain | it dis try friday 21st |
| dry in the efterneen tae | rain | it dis try thursday 20th |
| fine an dry bit tae | rain | it ferrly dis try tuesday |
| nicht it dis poor o | rain | monday 13 temp 8 8 |
| aboot bide dry bit tae | rain | sair the wither dis try |
| clairty an weet efter the | rain | sin dis come oot a |
| temp 6 14 looks like | rain | tae bide dry it dis |
| 13th temp 4 10 tae | rain | the hale day it dis |
| at s a surprise tae | rain | this day it dis try |
| aboot dry tae sna or | rain | wither dis try saturday 11th |
| mair en it s fair | rain | again coodnae bide fair sunday |
| the mornin en aff en | rain | again richt fine atween the |
| clear up en back tae | rain | again saturday 23 temp 8 |
| an weet en a sup | rain | day cood be a breet |
| weet as weel dry en | rain | doonhearted i feel sunday 5 |
| loup an on comes the | rain | en dry a fyle en |
| is the win wi lashin | rain | en it s jist a |
| o win en ere s | rain | en oot comes the sin |
| mornin en it tries tae | rain | en the sin comes oot |
| mornin en it looks like | rain | ere s a spit or |
| the days a breet steady | rain | fyles turnin tae sleet en |
| fule breet en later on | rain | gangs gey near aff bit |
| 9 14 rainfall 2 16 | rain | in the mornin en aff |
| be en on comes the | rain | nae gweed tae see saturday |
| fathom oot ata shoors o | rain | sleet en it dings on |
| div feel sometimes it s | rain | sometimes fair en come nicht |
| ony heat en some mair | rain | the days a breet thursday |
| tu fu 712 770 spring | rain | a guidlyke rain kens its |
| switched on rain when the | rain | abated the horse which had |
| rainfall 6 16 rain an | rain | an mair rain still fan |
| rainfall 14 16 rain aye | rain | an mair rain still fan |
| 7 10 rainfall 6 16 | rain | an rain an mair rain |
| 6 12 rainfall 14 16 | rain | aye rain an mair rain |
| out simmer rain the august | rain | cam slantin doon on bonnie |
| two snowflakes sangs o saa | rain | cauld the wind the rain |
| rain come when will the | rain | come the wooden doorknob creaks |
| set aside when will the | rain | come when will the rain |
| outside it s lots of | rain | f1089: eh lots of rain |
| it s gonna rain now | rain | f1091: now it s raining |
| the trees m1094: no the | rain | f1093: rain you get rain |
| oot here noo m1110: no | rain | f1109: no wind no rain |
| running outside screaming rain oh | rain | f807: [laugh] f806: ooh but |
| rain f1093: rain you get | rain | from the clouds up in |
| gods and rain much needed | rain | have disappeared as it were |
| of the house rain lightly | rain | heavily toilet narrow walkway what |
| 7 c with rain more | rain | huh now where did i |
| the rain in toon the | rain | in toon cams teemin doon |
| s jyned the navy the | rain | in toon the rain in |
| really f807: [laugh] f806: cause | rain | is rain to me f807: |
| freenly spat o rain to | rain | it s very strange that |
| preparing for holiday rain more | rain | june thursday 1 get 3 |
| 770 spring rain a guidlyke | rain | kens its saison it kyths |
| main room of the house | rain | lightly rain heavily toilet narrow |
| rain f1109: no wind no | rain | look m1110: no rain no |
| rain f1089: eh lots of | rain | m1090: we can t yeah |
| wi a wee shoor o | rain | maistly dry wi rain noo |
| 4 and 7 c with | rain | more rain huh now where |
| wednesday 31 preparing for holiday | rain | more rain june thursday 1 |
| like great angry gods and | rain | much needed rain have disappeared |
| no rain look m1110: no | rain | no winds f1109: nae puddles |
| o rain maistly dry wi | rain | noo an again monday 5 |
| m1092: mmhm it s gonna | rain | now rain f1091: now it |
| [laugh] f806: running outside screaming | rain | oh rain f807: [laugh] f806: |
| rain what a lot o | rain | okay m1110: it s very |
| rattlesteens dinna rain on me | rain | on johnny groat s hoose |
| veesit rainy rainy rattlesteens dinna | rain | on me rain on johnny |
| rain an rain an mair | rain | still fan wull it gang |
| rain aye rain an mair | rain | still fan wull it gang |
| friendly drop of rain the | rain | that cools us and refreshes |
| look my wellies out simmer | rain | the august rain cam slantin |
| about a friendly drop of | rain | the rain that cools us |
| [laugh] f806: cause rain is | rain | to me f807: [laugh] it |
| aboot a freenly spat o | rain | to rain it s very |
| it s a lot o | rain | what a lot o rain |
| expressions and i switched on | rain | when the rain abated the |
| rain cauld the wind the | rain | xmas crackers the wagtail the |
| m1094: no the rain f1093: | rain | you get rain from the |
| morning was dreich with heavy | rain | and low cloud which obscured |
| a good game despite heavy | rain | beforehand we win 13 11 |
| the time and very heavy | rain | for a few days and |
| 1 16 heavy shoors o | rain | for maist o the day |
| wednesday 21 weather still bad | rain | heavy cloud cold good rehearsal |
| good wednesday 13 to norwich | rain | heavy get caught in traffic |
| ve i d been in | rain | heavy winds all the rest |
| 11 rainfall 16 16 still | rain | in the affa heavy range |
| stops takin in the crap | rain | in the heavy range mair |
| like a change starts tae | rain | in the heavy range saturday |
| 16 dry at first then | rain | in the heavy range slowly |
| o change doon comes the | rain | in the heavy range thursday |
| ve been out in heavy | rain | like [inaudible] ehm f1054: anything |
| an heavy tee my forecast | rain | noo it maun be friday |
| that was also if the | rain | s comin heavy it s |
| this time of year heavy | rain | started to fall it cleared |
| thunner plumps o affa heavy | rain | thursday 17th temp 12 18 |
| 1 sunday communion scouts heavy | rain | today patrol at falkland washed |
| wither turns cool turns tae | rain | an forms mony a pool |
| as hoor or twa o | rain | fit the wither wid be |
| wi a fer sup o | rain | in the efterneen wither clears |
| 9 rainfall 5 16 mair | rain | an fule weet mist as |
| on the ootside wi the | rain | an weet in the inside |
| ere s been a afffa | rain | countryside fer soakin weet again |
| tae mention the win an | rain | it s a fule weet |
| the mornin it s poorin | rain | weet an damp is tae |
| a fyle on comes the | rain | wi a fule weet mist |
| jist gang fer feel lichtsome | rain | as the day wears bye |
| the nicht a fer sup | rain | day is fine an fair |
| s been a lot o | rain | ere s a fer bit |
| as weel some sin an | rain | fer wabbit i feel friday |
| been a fer bit o | rain | oot thro the nicht athing |
| get drookit bei autumn s | rain | an then the wind turns |
| were laid by wind and | rain | and a fair tyaave it |
| yellow for sun green for | rain | and black for wind under |
| the dark sangs o snaa | rain | cauld the wind and the |
| the wind blows high the | rain | comes dashing from the sky |
| the wind blows high the | rain | comes lashing from the sky |
| weather m608: mmhm m642: pissing | rain | galeforce wind this is not |
| the wind has blew the | rain | has fell life in paisley |
| wind slounge yer faces wi | rain | in yer mooth she staps |
| woke wi the wind an | rain | lashin ma face an ah |
| winds f1109: nae puddles nae | rain | nae wind nae big puddles |
| hey ho the wind the | rain | on 9th september 1513 at |
| der s been wind or | rain | or onything she gengs in |
| hae autumn s wind an | rain | time rins sae fast it |
| friday 26 to bowling wind | rain | to glasgow to collect bowls |
| in afternoon of wind and | rain | to jo for a visit |
| time of rapid changes from | rain | to wind to sun and |
| cauld the wind and the | rain | tune hey ho the wind |
| column the wind and the | rain | was published in through different |
| for easter vigil sunday 2 | rain | wind a quiet day stewart |
| get leaky part done but | rain | wind force me to give |
| thole september s wind an | rain | ye ll hae tae cope |
| rainfall 4 16 poorin o | rain | aye eence again fit s |
| 20 rainfall 4 16 lichtsome | rain | bit affa het as weel |
| rainfall 4 16 poorin o | rain | fin we div rise canna |
| rainfall 3 16 poorin o | rain | fin we div rise och |
| 19 rainfall 2 16 lichtsome | rain | for the hale foreneen still |
| 6 15 rainfall 1 16 | rain | in the mornin affa fule |
| 3 9 rainfall 3 16 | rain | in the mornin fin we |
| 6 7 rainfall 2 16 | rain | in the mornin it s |
| 6 11 rainfall 6 16 | rain | in the mornin nae a |
| 5 7 rainfall 10 16 | rain | in the mornin the mood |
| 11 23 rainfall 1 16 | rain | or fair it s atween |
| rainfall 7 16 efter the | rain | roads are like a ice |
| bide dry i fear for | rain | an let oot a sigh |
| s jist aboot dry tae | rain | eence or twice it did |
| cloudy but dry tuesday 4 | rain | friday 7 presidents tie saturday |
| 10 dry day bit tae | rain | it tries sair chilly for |
| 12 16 wid ere be | rain | maybe bide dry bides like |
| sna dry bit later on | rain | nae gweed ata saturday 14 |
| temp 10 15 dry or | rain | noo it s atween the |
| 1 16 wid it it | rain | or mebbe bide dry cool |
| 6 10 noo wid it | rain | or mebbe bide dry i |
| temp 11 18 wull it | rain | or mebbe bide dry tae |
| outside and start with to | rain | lightly kenny m1017: poor teem |
| nicht gran day shoors o | rain | affa licht monday 16 temp |
| or twa tries sair tae | rain | bit bides affa raw friday |
| affa affa swear tae change | rain | eence mair in the affa |
| tae me is affa strange | rain | for the day in the |
| affa dull an affa cauld | rain | fowk gang aboot twa fauld |
| is anither day withoot ony | rain | it affa close wipe the |
| bonny shoor or twa o | rain | nae affa mony december monday |
| gruws affa wild shoors o | rain | wi win fae the wast |
| i rise nae win nae | rain | at s a surprise tae |
| rise this day eence mair | rain | blawn intae us it coodnae |
| we div rise nae mair | rain | noo at s a surprise |
| the nicht nae sign o | rain | a richt welcome sicht hale |
| think tae mysel it s | rain | afore nicht weel i wis |
| er s a drap o | rain | at nicht midges jine in |
| a ll send ye gentle | rain | at nicht sae ye wull |
| aifter a nicht o shooery | rain | e day wisna bad jist |
| his ultra violet rays an | rain | ilk nicht jist whit it |
| bony an bricht shoors o | rain | roon aboot nicht monday 14 |
| afore nicht it begins tae | rain | tee friday 24 temp 6 |
| pleasantly it s gey lyke | rain | the nicht 1st murderer lat |
| 9 16 wi win an | rain | the nicht wis a breet |
| bad cold to bed early | rain | all day 16 saturday working |
| 16 thursday weather still mild | rain | early today show troubling us |
| wednesday 21 temp 2 1 | rain | fall 6 16 cauld sooth |
| sunday 18 temp 1 4 | rain | fall 6 16 i did |
| 16 dull an grey noo | rain | i div forecast keep my |
| temp 9 22 6 16 | rain | is my forecast for the |
| 4 16 noo wid it | rain | or wid it nae in |
| temp 9 16 win an | rain | says yon mannie on the |
| forward contents the win the | rain | aberdeen gulls singleton fledgling annie |
| touchet it it wis e | rain | an e win in e |
| o man an win an | rain | fou laich on the river |
| wis gey swear win an | rain | i cood ferrly hear fin |
| win wi a shoor o | rain | nae a monsoon sin shines |
| the win drappit richt doon | rain | of coorse comes tumlin doon |
| mid foreneen on comes the | rain | oot o the sooth win |
| 2005 the win an the | rain | poems 2004 serendipity poems story |
| some time aff gangs the | rain | still strong gusts o win |
| altho the midges and the | rain | bide aye no tae mention |
| clear cooler day it cood | rain | i div fear wednesday 20th |
| east yes it looks like | rain | job description fit wye div |
| a preen drap later on | rain | my heid i div shak |
| close as weel spit o | rain | noo an again i div |
| clears up later on then | rain | again saturday 12 temp 3 |
| temp 10 20 wid it | rain | or wid it nae pir |
| stairs at central 5 saturday | rain | all day mild to contes |
| boot turns into a hole | rain | evening saturday 24 on repair |
| 13 present flu bad evening | rain | good meeting though 19 saturday |
| thursday are held up by | rain | here till saturday to new |
| pack up s m ill | rain | in torrents 9 saturday norman |
| early to bed 28 saturday | rain | sleet showers don t get |
| mornin i wakened to the | rain | m865: uh huh mm m952: |
| on sna on comes the | rain | melts sna awa friday 10th |
| a bit boring friday 12 | rain | most of evening to ncre |
| internal friday 28 day off | rain | on off clean car to |
| her face has cleared up | rain | on off friday 28 to |
| yeah m636: every friday hail | rain | or shine m608: mmhm m636: |
| except immediate family friday 14 | rain | today get caught in shower |
| and ran outside to the | rain | and i just sat there |
| just ran outside to touch | rain | f807: [laugh] f806: that is |
| my wee desk as the | rain | lashes down outside thunder the |
| now twelve twenty a m | rain | lashing down outside oh before |
| going inside and outside to | rain | lightly m1019: drizzle drizzle f1018: |
| you know it s lashing | rain | outside or f1027: [inaudible] bucketing |
| the morning usually in the | rain | which f965: outside f963: yes |
| a shoor or twa o | rain | brichtens up an comes oot |
| at playground delighted with caroline | rain | comes on so home with |
| 6 10 on comes the | rain | jist for a change in |
| cafè watching t v but | rain | keeps on 10 sunday to |
| quiet day watching t v | rain | sunday 27 to edinburgh to |
| bonny jist noo drap o | rain | wull kill the stue sunday |
| stornowa iv coorse it disna | rain | aa e time files ere |
| ti the depths o that | rain | barrel wid huv made me |
| richt dithery mood wid it | rain | noo maybe it cood sin |
| scrat the heid wid it | rain | or nae fit a surprise |
| wid be doon fin the | rain | went aff try as he |
| that is a creosote the | rain | wid hae rin doon the |
| the sky cleared and the | rain | slackened then for a change |
| yeese here noo sunlicht skirls | rain | diddles the yirth birls yeese |
| ll be as richt as | rain | in a wee whilie noo |
| noo aa better richt as | rain | nae hairm dane ye brocht |
| s a fresh feel wi | rain | noo an again clears up |
| bounces ferns rush to genuflect | rain | and the winds of day |
| o hail or sleet or | rain | aw lee lang day the |
| wi a licht shoor o | rain | day is fine an maistly |
| 712 770 18 clear eftir | rain | do 19 day daws ower |
| 12 wet days is still | rain | every second or third day |
| be washed every day hail | rain | or f637: that s right |
| crossed her fingers that the | rain | that hid threatened aa day |
| day it wis poorin o | rain | the day efter that wis |
| take day off 17 tuesday | rain | today busy at work caroline |
| wul suin be richt as | rain | again but ye d better |
| ah m as richt as | rain | again thenks ti yeir guid |
| she l be richt as | rain | she l never ken she |
| alane in the dreich drizzly | rain | wi a haar richt doun |
| s 1 3 an the | rain | cam doon music an the |
| [laugh] f1089: look at the | rain | it s bucketin doon m1090: |
| to be drooked in the | rain | like rat doon a drain |
| doon m999: mmhm f1001: lashin | rain | m1000: aye aye m999: i |
| the cornpark flattened doon bi | rain | maybe mitherin s like that |
| pink flamingo loch the dreich | rain | piddles doon cairryin roon his |
| hauf wye doon the steep | rain | ruttit roadie worn roch bi |
| fae my hoose an the | rain | wis stottin doon fin i |
| nae ging oot into the | rain | again she sighs nostalgically mental |
| it tae keep the the | rain | an that oot before aa |
| linn tells fit the saft | rain | did yer lauch reels oot |
| streikit oot listenin til the | rain | fawin on the ruif o |
| oot o the wast blaws | rain | intae us wi a icy |
| oot tae the dark an | rain | ma lad like the stooks |
| us weel oot o the | rain | nou sails are aaricht on |
| shouthers for ti keep the | rain | oot nae warm houss to |
| oot tae the dark an | rain | stepped oot tae the dark |
| ti keep oot the blashin | rain | think on the puir birds |
| ye been oot in the | rain | yeir een is aw weit |
| a hammock launches aff like | rain | sikkin a puddle it makks |
| droon yer blethers are havers | rain | stottin aff tin fear drums |
| back tae aunt florence the | rain | stottit aff the reef o |
| wi soon at least the | rain | wis aff fur at the |
| killing a spider will bring | rain | [note: photo: 'may smith, nellie riddoch and maggie aitken outside the arbuthnott shop during a school girl reunion in 1988.] chapter 6 trades travelling |
| pack up slowly again beat | rain | 82nd ourselves at loggerheads again |
| ra- it had started to | rain | again and everybody just got |
| [laugh] f806: when it did | rain | again it stopped you see |
| guys dimps is in the | rain | barrel again exit stew silence |
| weather broke yesterday and the | rain | came we can breathe again |
| gray but in delhi the | rain | cams again an again an |
| 7 and read strong winds | rain | gale force winds yet again |
| up but a see the | rain | s lyke ti stert again |
| bonny an bricht wi the | rain | fine tae see the trees |
| lacquer enveloped me like fine | rain | my first communist haircut 3 |
| baby doing fine 1 tuesday | rain | sleet today i stay in |
| aince mair do 33 spring | rain | do 34 traivlin norlins do |
| that empties hills o acid | rain | and mother nature s nae |
| ken it s gaun tae | rain | aye ye dinna need nae |
| blue turns cool an tae | rain | it did try nae a |
| month ata the washing line | rain | na na at s nae |
| na na at s nae | rain | said jonsar eck tae himsel |
| nae pick o cloud nor | rain | time hauds its braith the |
| gress eftir a shour o | rain | ah haed a mukkil blek |
| lot an wi a suppie | rain | an a wee bit o |
| slight drizzle a smirr o | rain | an if it was that |
| scrat my heid think o | rain | an o sna i m |
| o the whaup throu hail | rain | an snaw may ilk hen |
| as weel licht shoor o | rain | autumn time i feel tuesday |
| awa the miles heedless o | rain | cauld wins or muscle cramp |
| word a big plump o | rain | comin [laugh] it s lovely |
| hash on kate there s | rain | comin ower the back o |
| there was a sign o | rain | comin she lies back exhausted |
| wheenge aboot a drap o | rain | for tho it perks up |
| the pagoda the smirr o | rain | gethers inti draps that dreip |
| it wis the soun o | rain | greetin a brukken bell or |
| o it [laugh] sheep s | rain | i m a wee sheep |
| smog that drappit blue green | rain | in smoodrachs o wersh mochieness |
| the kiss o life blinding | rain | jeez said jessie see that |
| wi here a hint o | rain | keith nests o shiny raindraps |
| stank eftir a shour o | rain | malcolm it soonds kynd o |
| there micht be spots o | rain | no cloudbursts mixed wi thunder |
| and the reglar patter o | rain | on the windae pane no |
| efter a week o teemin | rain | tae fin the watter in |
| whit s a smidgin o | rain | tae the wee hoose in |
| derkenin cloud the spit o | rain | the burnie bigger growes the |
| risin ay douncome o ferlie | rain | the carline dawdles blythelike see |
| bowden brae a smirr o | rain | was fallin that bid tae |
| muckle pot a drap o | rain | wis aa he got till |
| see an mirksome s the | rain | yatterin o puggies ay apes |
| s stark an bare tae | rain | a marvel aye that folk |
| her ringlets listenin tae the | rain | batter teetle the windae peen |
| that drapt saft as the | rain | i d use them tae |
| s aboot aw naw the | rain | it s cam oan tae |
| tae inside an ootside to | rain | lightly m1012: smirr a smirr |
| this it aye seemed tae | rain | loretta an you enjoyed it |
| tae see a puckle sna | rain | of coorse sees sna washed |
| in a hauf gale an | rain | on oor midsummer veesit tae |
| tae sheet us a drappie | rain | quine said faither fin morven |
| an the thunnerbird wad gie | rain | tae aa the lan aroon |
| bus shelter wytin fur the | rain | tae clear jawsgaun back an |
| tae the grun bi the | rain | that the binder cudna haunle |
| about 5 hours of freezing | rain | little clear hailstones really yesterday |
| cobwebs yet still intact the | rain | might tap with its myriad |
| have a lovely afternoon the | rain | stops still cloudy but we |
| a bit in his er | rain | you know about sadie how |
| these words for eh for | rain | an he finished off and |
| not pliable i never tan | rain | is water off my back |
| while words drip off like | rain | it all depends on your |
| weather was miserable although the | rain | kept off it was very |
| slid down her face like | rain | off a window and shadows |
| by two bridges carries off | rain | water and melted snow which |
| off it was pouring with | rain | we had very varied weather |
| gress lies daggit wi new | rain | an mensefu leir retours ti |
| far dysentry kept company wi | rain | as big s dubloons aside |
| dimps dimps like wi the | rain | barrel cammy the dimps an |
| fin aathing wis sypit wi | rain | eence inside it it swallat |
| birsslin beaches or drookt wi | rain | fit if yer hyne abeen |
| no it s spitting wi | rain | i ll hae to go |
| cause it s chuckin wi | rain | m1096: oh i see f1095: |
| is that platchin weit wi | rain | naebodie haes been able ti |
| an blustrin winds wi blattrin | rain | rattle upon the windae pane |
| syne anither wis drookt wi | rain | till feech sic weather he |
| a shooer and a steady | rain | wi never hae this gies |
| cold and darkness watching the | rain | beat down and the clouds |
| tucked tightly between his legs | rain | continued to dribble bleakly down |
| large wicker basket the intensifying | rain | continued to dribble bleakly down |
| was the retreat well the | rain | didn t half come down |
| kelly in singin in the | rain | further down the street buskers |
| are rubbled the pitiless monsoon | rain | runs down mens faces even |
| s by the chair grey | rain | runs down the window s |
| because as you must remember | rain | started to pelt down in |
| a room of mist and | rain | the drip down steps to |
| till it ripples like the | rain | an you ma fair wee |
| i call it sheep s | rain | it s that wee sheep |
| s that wee sheep s | rain | it soaks you when it |
| all right sadie right as | rain | she s got a wee |
| so [laugh] it was good | rain | [laugh] m865: right ehm now |
| it s gonna make it | rain | now f835: i i woke |
| for there has been no | rain | now for these three months |
| f1093: mm clouds with the | rain | now i ve got a |
| and looked at it the | rain | now just a drizzle but |
| now were dripping dankly with | rain | the room was unheated and |
| seen till let e caal | rain | an snaa come we re |
| come in out of the | rain | called for a final whistle |
| hall thailand when will the | rain | come the mortgaged moggy a |
| the wreath robby feel a | rain | drop della let it come |
| when it was going to | rain | and pink when it was |
| see it for aa the | rain | and snow f1102: i ll |
| like the snow and the | rain | and stuff f835: it is |
| because it had started to | rain | and the country there is |
| stottin yeah we say the | rain | aye it s stottin aye |
| i call it sheep s | rain | but i don t know |
| after several days of torrential | rain | but it s getting colder |
| we should thank the healing | rain | but look out there it |
| provided that it does not | rain | christine grahame what is wrong |
| digger says it s gonnae | rain | della robby hands the wreath |
| just to emphasise it the | rain | died gently away thinking about |
| it s actually pishing of | rain | f1054: [laugh] f1143: [laugh] f1144: |
| yeah yeah it s spittin | rain | f1054: mmhm f1144: or drizzle |
| don t want it to | rain | f1113: no at least it |
| it f1054: what about to | rain | heavily m1022: well a sudden |
| drizzle you know eh light | rain | is drizzle it s just |
| careful it s going to | rain | isn t he mmhm mmhm |
| hoose hyne ootower the sea | rain | it dreepit frae the slate |
| a drop in centre for | rain | it rode my childhood dreams |
| why hide it s just | rain | it s fantastic but they |
| but it wasn t raining | rain | it was raining something more |
| ears it is going to | rain | killing a spider will bring |
| but it s supposed to | rain | later that should get rid |
| hoose in skye let it | rain | let it hail let it |
| erm let s see to | rain | lightly what it s doin |
| lot i ve never seen | rain | like it rains here it |
| the bbc said it would | rain | loretta i dinna ken i |
| because it s going to | rain | m1092: [inaudible] [child noises] f1091: and |
| was alright it didn t | rain | that much it was only |
| wrong with dundee in the | rain | the convener would it be |
| ye ken mist and and | rain | there and oo ca it |
| missing age age is like | rain | you can t stop it |
| with equine imity sun and | rain | a horse is an honest |
| darkened the room an inner | rain | a weeping haar like dauchau |
| wattir an awfu place for | rain | an macleans an whit wad |
| he lowps in frae the | rain | an thumps aroon ma cranium |
| almichty storm there wis teemin | rain | an thunner an lichtnin aa |
| with one week s pitiless | rain | and an outsize leek which |
| hags the mist an the | rain | back hame whaur the sauls |
| an she s right as | rain | go wash yer face an |
| an storm an snaw an | rain | had dune fell wark an |
| windows a black an the | rain | lashin against them you would |
| which include an excess of | rain | midgies boredom absentee landowners and |
| sae bringin hailsum winds an | rain | raxit braid his luvin mercie |
| sisters in their airt the | rain | s an incantation the licht |
| grein for daith whan the | rain | skails doun an draks intil |
| s ye cd watch e | rain | spittin on em an hear |
| 712 770 clear eftir the | rain | the faw an cloud on |
| has brocht the sun an | rain | thegither they hae wrocht magic |
| broon soil an sun an | rain | there s ower much work |
| gloamin taigi deer i the | rain | thrie cries ir heard an |
| she peers an lik the | rain | untentit faws hir tears from |
| his blast and hail and | rain | does blaw or the stormy |
| drizzle or spi- or spittin | rain | exactly the same i wouldn |
| fair or foul maun dee | rain | mandala i hae left a |
| thur years oan ice i | rain | or snaw did ill lick |
| pavements mirrored the passing queue | rain | pelted gaberdines or wetted calf |
| thunner fyre flaucht or in | rain | second witch whan the hurlie |
| feet in ghaistly claes or | rain | the tattiebogle the tattiebogle wags |
| luv or grievin like sma | rain | wauchts throw their consciousness like |
| awa fither or no e | rain | wis batterin at e windae |
| shining a shower of golden | rain | alive in her youth like |
| want to go see the | rain | and i was like no |
| raining i was like aw | rain | fantastic f807: [laugh] f806: and |
| oh we don t get | rain | here much i was like |
| sheet going deeper in like | rain | on a window tears began |
| like to drown give over | rain | that s quite enough we |
| farming country that smelled of | rain | washed clover and looked like |
| s tackety boots in the | rain | and when the waster mrs |
| pronto stew s in the | rain | barrel dimps that s mah |
| dimps that s mah fuckin | rain | barrel you ll pae fur |
| so i often say teeming | rain | but that s not that |
| s blustery wins in maryculter | rain | dreeps splooter far pinewids staun |
| raining oh no not him | rain | f1091: he s not going |
| in the shins in the | rain | for twenty minutes that s |
| earth s ozone layers whole | rain | forests toppled at frightening speed |
| part s a drop of | rain | in a farm bucket one |
| percy says oh look the | rain | s stopped and percy s |
| blackie s perspective soft small | rain | sits lightly on my back |
| there s caul there s | rain | the skies weir hodden grey |
| s relentless grin dripping with | rain | white knuckles gripped the howdah |
| threw you out in the | rain | get out of our f965: |
| arrive at marchmont just before | rain | get tents up cath kids |
| haed never been anerlie the | rain | bydes the same aye haill |
| is foraye smouderin the smaw | rain | is souchin aye i the |
| ower e steens at e | rain | hid sypit they werena hashed |
| against the sudden onslaught of | rain | no need joan decided to |
| me m1110: ehm no no | rain | outs to here mam f1109: |
| no match for the torrential | rain | yet john kept pressure on |
| getting gradually cooler absolutely no | rain | yet though i m told |
| mercedes hubcap shelters from the | rain | a tyre curls up with |
| ma days throu the smaw | rain | ah ryde ma cuddie on |
| followed by three weeks of | rain | and back on with the |
| hut and ate as the | rain | and cloud passed over us |
| crowd cheered jubilantly unfortunately the | rain | and play stopped without their |
| leaned our backs into the | rain | and waited in the darkness |
| was a ride in the | rain | and we were grateful we |
| nail a kettle fills with | rain | behind the nettles sun slips |
| pane wyvin moosewabs in the | rain | brakfest toast is bleck as |
| [censored: forename] in her new plastic | rain | cape already ripping at the |
| not rot you nor the | rain | decay why are you not |
| f1093: clouds m1094: with the | rain | f1093: mm clouds with the |
| happy the corpse that the | rain | falls on silence krista laughs |
| searched low and high while | rain | fell pouring frae the sky |
| ma hunkers in the dreipin | rain | for oors on end raxin |
| the middle of the amazonian | rain | forest her mentor was eleanor |
| circle the wattle fence sycamores | rain | from the skies futures rustle |
| at prestwick and the inevitable | rain | had a decidedly sleety quality |
| headed into the night the | rain | had stopped i was glad |
| jim i hope that the | rain | has perhaps dispersed some of |
| parliament and protesting in the | rain | he is asking for answers |
| turned black because of the | rain | he sort of nodded a |
| cath kids arrive in the | rain | i kick myself for not |
| ma tears fell lyke the | rain | in the mornins thay sent |
| ll soon be right as | rain | in the mushroom woods small |
| and on buses in the | rain | in the winter to travel |
| cot empty one cot full | rain | is blearing the window gumming |
| the public domain even the | rain | is often english a shower |
| seen from the train a | rain | lashed bough low lines of |
| mm f1026: lashing lashing the | rain | lashing against the window f1024: |
| bed p m legs sore | rain | later tommy kyle loses the |
| fugit i tempus fugit ii | rain | mandala temporary warmth the yellow |
| recaa in ilkie life some | rain | maun faa i m the |
| symbol of american power the | rain | of course has its own |
| scissor grinder whetted by the | rain | old aberdeen a yew tree |
| the hoose is that the | rain | on i asked somewhat sarcastically |
| hear the light patter of | rain | on the tent and unzipped |
| leavin the monastery do 41 | rain | on the wattir do 42 |
| of lu yu 1125 1209 | rain | on the wattir in the |
| the moisture in and the | rain | out then after 2 months |
| suddenly as thin spears of | rain | pierced the clouds and then |
| his brukken bunnet the hill | rain | pours frae the lang dyke |
| shimmer and glow momentarily the | rain | she noticed was over and |
| the by pass with the | rain | soaking my tee shirt and |
| umbrella domino dots the dark | rain | sows the earth fern is |
| puddle domino dots the dark | rain | sows the earth heron stands |
| skies clouded over and cool | rain | splattered my forehead the scene |
| the dutch pink and the | rain | stotting on the roof is |
| the two whole minutes of | rain | that may visit the desert |
| remind myself of the pissing | rain | the clouds of midges the |
| ir eydent eftir the lang | rain | the desert trees skail thair |
| lanesum bens eftir the new | rain | the forenicht is fresh afore |
| comin in just efter the | rain | the real scent comin frae |
| the gardens thoroughly despite the | rain | they were cllr john [censored: surname] |
| bus shelter waiting for the | rain | to ease and relishing the |
| brolly a mac pity the | rain | was inside and not out |
| a rainbow leaked the falling | rain | was radiant bright drops of |
| more distant valleys below the | rain | was sporadic [censored: forename] in her |
| if in sympathy with the | rain | water began to trickle slowly |
| of the steading to catch | rain | water which was nice and |
| in the gowden gloamin the | rain | wes lyke sae monie silken |
| mirk wattir i the teimin | rain | whyte horses skiffin afore the |
| sea of mud but gentle | rain | as portia said brings blessings |
| as if you re a | rain | forest with a pop tune |
| m as far as lossiemouth | rain | p m but we go |
| have been brylcreemed by recent | rain | then flecked with dandruff sheep |
| thirty five different words for | rain | haven t they [laugh] f1054: |
| kalahari they love a gentle | rain | fae hevn that starts at |
| hours instead of 125 and | rain | continued up we had 3 |
| slowly hope your spell of | rain | has cleared up too by |
| we start with pam to | rain | lightly f1024: [click] [inhale] i |
| help with food 21 monday | rain | showers this morning start to |
| clipper a nice pub mild | rain | 9 wednesday plumbers begin to |
| that choice may be a | rain | of terror upon manhattan if |
| tree deadly deposits of acidic | rain | and aerosol chlorfluorocarbons maintain giant |
| sky of glowering cloud brings | rain | and before your very eyes |
| inches of decomposing slush in | rain | and fog more snow is |
| i ve also said teeming | rain | but i take that from |
| we ve done toilet done | rain | heavily done narrow walkway done |
| [inhale] f1054: what about to | rain | heavily madge f1025: eh pour |
| f1054: okay ehm good to | rain | heavily then f1011: mm m1013: |
| know f1024: bucketing f1023: bucketing | rain | i ve said that i |
| yeah i know f833: gonna | rain | in south east england today |
| yeah eh and to to | rain | lightly m1008: drizzle ehm spitting |
| february everyone says we need | rain | not this heat and sun |
| drunk pregnant attractive insane moody | rain | [reads through list of words] i think we ve |
| to pluscarden then to elgin | rain | starts but go to davids |
| was raining something more than | rain | translucent white globs of thing |
| of these days [inhale] eh | rain | was coming horizontally being eh |
| schemes in new developments collecting | rain | water in homes to reduce |
| devices for example our word | rain | would contain three syllables by |
| i ve even said bucketing | rain | you know f1024: bucketing f1023: |
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