snd

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meanings and both dost and	snd	derive it as probably from
or black bun dost and	snd	derive the word from old
is it to outdo the	snd	corpus for lexicography or lexicography
da cost o freight the	snd	researchers seem to have misunderstood
had hoped that dost and	snd	although dealing with the language
which supported both dost and	snd	and warmly encouraged their coming
data contained in dost and	snd	as a result of its
project to make dost and	snd	available in electronic form on
the unity of dost and	snd	in 1916 at the point
ability to consult dost and	snd	on the web will inevitably
throughout the entire dost and	snd	record ote oat forms begin
funding to digitise dost and	snd	the successful outcome of this
grant the first editor of	snd	in january 1916 craigie had
1985 as the completion of	snd	drew closer there was a
after the scheduled completion of	snd	in 1974 in 1971 the
about on the completion of	snd	this led ultimately to the
was published the fact that	snd	was approaching completion it was
scotland it is recorded in	snd	for angus as foustie meaning
period and are recorded by	snd	for north east scotland c
as fadge is recorded in	snd	in south east scotland in
and the scottish national dictionary	snd	the older scottish tongue considered
in the scottish national dictionary	snd	the scots pints the word
of the scottish national dictionary	snd	which was undergoing a financial
fardel l is defined by	snd	as a three cornered cake
old norse bygg occurs in	snd	but does not seem to
iv of vol iii of	snd	134 pages cost 1 100
time as throughout its production	snd	was published by the scottish
mmhm m605: of the the	snd	m741: mmhm [inhale] it seems
many names over the centuries	snd	s etymological note still seems
on that thing in the	snd	i m thinking well this
murison had earlier done in	snd	on the face of it
the volume 10 supplement to	snd	4 although the 1426 assize
approach contrasts with that of	snd	where measurement terms are assigned
a mass of people the	snd	gives an example of this
identifiable to these areas but	snd	also records it for wigtownshire
the s- like the the	snd	you ve got so many
oats in scotland and ulster	snd	notes it as referring to
you know look up the	snd	and try and get a
interestingly the earliest quotation in	snd	for parridge in 1761 is
away a dumfriesshire correspondent for	snd	noted in 1925 in canonbie