straw
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| stacks was thatched with wheat | straw | and sometimes a wee toorie |
| rabbits stubble making stacks with | straw | stubble after harvest plasticine used |
| acres were grown for the | straw | to thatch stacks and tattie |
| ropes by twisting lengths of | straw | together for tieing down stacks |
| cruik was used to make | straw | ropes by twisting lengths of |
| only one newly thatched with | straw | and clay once at cranloch |
| the roofs were thatched with | straw | or laid with turf divots |
| truckin trampling ruckly uneven strae | straw | stubble antrin occasional flooer flower |
| straight strae straw strae rape | straw | rope straik cylinder of wood |
| stoved potatoes straacht straight strae | straw | strae rape straw rope straik |
| stourie a dusty strae n | straw | straths n valleys stravaig v |
| stowp n tankard strae n | straw | stravaig v wander streik v |
| soil was spread over the | straw | to stop any frost penetrating |
| penetrating when the soil and | straw | were removed to use or |
| a straw m1128: spider arms | straw | aye and where s the |
| straw into your tacketies using | straw | from the sow in the |
| kirkyard so putting insoles of | straw | into your tacketies using straw |
| drinking his juice wi a | straw | m1128: spider arms straw aye |
| very old system of handling | straw | a windle or winnlin was |
| older style of handling the | straw | this was to make it |
| great xii x the hay | straw | barley and haver were eaten |
| enough and rye or barley | straw | was too brittle for making |
| loft they were rings of | straw | rope a wee bit less |
| steady pace tall grain and | straw | are slashed apart the clock |
| the grain head from the | straw | the mill visited each farm |
| heck rack for hay or | straw | in a byre heich high |
| d dried them on the | straw | around its mother s bed |
| and wan like dried up | straw | the woman opened a wooden |
| supplement your income since all | straw | grown on the farm had |
| coos they re eating their | straw | and the horse do you |
| the heck that held the | straw | for eating which didna stop |
| that the home secretary jack | straw | is unable to guarantee mr |
| comprehend how on earth jack | straw | or peter mandelson could be |
| a judicial review of jack | straw | s decision to make an |
| a jack knife bend of | straw | tugged by a wave sunbeams |
| remember the time when jack | straw | was a left wing threat |
| course at one stage jack | straw | was regarded as such some |
| past mr canavan mentioned jack | straw | whom he said could hardly |
| other jobs where good straight | straw | was needed we came upon |
| farm which sometimes led to | straw | being unused and left to |
| goods olives almonds farm implements | straw | ware fruits vegetables cottons and |
| toozenbach the latter wearing a | straw | hat koolyghin crosses the stage |
| have looked more uncomfortable his | straw | hat resembled a pancake precariously |
| wool was wood f643: like | straw | in it m608: uh huh |
| kemple a horse load of | straw | ken to know kinlin kindling |
| to keep up as the | straw | came off the roaring mill |
| ve got the huge big | straw | hats tae keep the sun |
| used to keep up the | straw | supply for cattle bedding these |
| speed regular the mound of | straw | left after threshing was called |
| some of which had elaborate | straw | head dresses in the evening |
| the dock side past the | straw | roofed shop shelved with imported |
| not allowed to sell surplus | straw | to supplement your income since |
| is called a bottle of | straw | it could mean an average |
| we all remember what mr | straw | was like of course he |
| tapered in towards the top | straw | was used to cover them |
| decided that was the last | straw | after two days of humping |
| that would not spill out | straw | as you carried it home |
| artist an skald ___ böddies | straw | basket for carrying over the |
| stone enclosure for plants flakki | straw | mat over which corn was |
| changes his manner get that | straw | out of your hair alex |
| barn space was small the | straw | as it was threshed was |
| s electric slicer under her | straw | boater she was the first |
| was made of stalks of | straw | folded back on themselves and |
| or was given the short | straw | when i became a member |
| swung up which locked the | straw | ring into position and made |
| got his [inaudible] m1096: a | straw | f1095: aye there s a |
| yuck f1115: she s got | straw | oh fitt s the sheep |
| the river up like a | straw | bubbles slide on the grave |
| it s a kind of | straw | fedora like humphrey bogart wore |
| f1105: would you like a | straw | m1106 : [slurp] mum f1105: i |
| f1095: aye there s a | straw | in there somewhere eh that |
| mauve tunic topped with a | straw | boater of the type beloved |
| belle at tarland with the | straw | still sticking to the shells |
| in the barn among the | straw | her grandparents and aunts had |
| lean and rakish in his | straw | homburg i had half expected |
| wonder winnister winnowing machine winnlin | straw | bundle winter to get to |
| chives skeely skilful skep a | straw | bee hive skink a shin |
| call at cuffins fragments of | straw | cut a length of yarn |
| hyow and slept in the | straw | in a stall in the |
| easily be measured unless a | straw | poll of commuters is taken |
| i want to take a | straw | poll of what people think |
| soo a rectangular stack of | straw | soor dook buttermilk soorick sorrel |
| feet of her history linen | straw | hats crêpe de chine chopin |
| oh gyads she s aa | straw | f1116: i m going to |
| look m1092: mmhm f1091: the | straw | s on fire m1092: mmhm |
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