wa
See this word as a collocate cloud
september 2002 col 2229 sp | wa | 10 december 1999 s1w 01894 |
org uk 6 see sp | wa | 10 december 1999 s1w 01894 |
wi a brick wa the | wa | hid a caip stane on |
the pavie wi a brick | wa | the wa hid a caip |
banged a hole through the | wa | a big thick wa like |
hoo wa hoo wa hoo | wa | hoo f1139: look at that |
hoo wa hoo wa hoo | wa | hoo wa hoo f1139: look |
[inaudible] white socks [inaudible] f1140: | wa | hoo wa hoo wa hoo |
f1140: wa hoo wa hoo | wa | hoo wa hoo wa hoo |
socks [inaudible] f1140: wa hoo | wa | hoo wa hoo wa hoo |
the wa a big thick | wa | like that john we banged |
wang jin he cries c | wa | then c wa ye re |
cries c wa then c | wa | ye re nae braw lad |
stot a ba aff the | wa | f1041: well ye throw a |
stot a ba at the | wa | f1043: mm aye f1041: aye |
stot a ba aff the | wa | f1043: ye stot a ba |
stot a ba at the | wa | that s it f1054: mmhm |
banged a hole through the | wa | and then i hung a |
o the wag at the | wa | and the reglar patter o |
and a wag at the | wa | there s antimacassars and pa |
but the wag at the | wa | tick tickin like an arteeficial |
ower the tap o the | wa | spat oot thair bam bam |
tae build a big brick | wa | we d m- bi- we |
wabbit saul tae bigg ma | wa | gaen saul he waukens up |
his son he cries c | wa | here an pey yir respecks |
roar he cries out c | wa | man awa wi the lot |
braiths wi gowd anent the | wa | a cuddy wi its timmer |
moons of midnight black g | wa | an feed the cuddy the |
on fleein gless sand bag | wa | s wis biggit tae bield |
the door of coorse the | wa | wis biggit wi gless tae |
tae get a brek a | wa | a hole through the back |
a hole through the back | wa | another f643: that door to |
anywhar near yon dry stane | wa | weel jock whit a seen |
moula mercie eilidh eilidh c | wa | nou this wul no dae |
lu da spak out c | wa | then auld ane a ll |
an aften heard o c | wa | up da street an we |
bit tae build the richt | wa | two fit oot fae the |
to strangle him gladys g | wa | loretta i was weel it |
an a thing lizzie g | wa | she s only a quinie |
rayne straucht stan s yer | wa | but on a bonnie pess |
o the yird in its | wa | gaun a bonnie leverock warbled |
ryvin the banisters aff the | wa | in the bygaun the focus |
an knocked it aff the | wa | the skirtin boord in their |
at the pairtin at the | wa | gaun he lowtit doun in |
think it wur efter ma | wa | gaun tae new zealand whan |
the room m642: three fit | wa | door tae go intae that |
let ither yins intae the | wa | sae they cuid git thairs |
hit at number 18 the | wa | had come doon into the |
at it number 18 the | wa | s a different colour o |
don t know no f969: | wa | de a hoose dere when |
that wis his throu the | wa | neibour in the auld hoose |
had tae listen through the | wa | had tae ye could hear |
them touchin was through the | wa | when they were in their |
was a notice on the | wa | where it could be seen |
fae e crap o e | wa | and get on with his |
s craw s on the | wa | aboot tae fa and that |
there proodly on the ootside | wa | are the plaques tae willie |
shadows beatin a fite tiled | wa | fan blades owerheid tae me |
michtily as ah lowped the | wa | he s clypin tae carlines |
sall suld usit tae wull | wa | l d dow be able |
turnt his heid towartis the | wa | sayin tae bessie bryden james |
aboot six feet up the | wa | an turn right ower ye |
roarin noise an the hale | wa | o the hooses fell doon |
o the front an back | wa | s makkin the yetts apposeet |
a glaswegian would probably say | wa | er so they do something |
onie scots signage on the | wa | s an a v gien |
so we was loadin the | wa | of the prefabs an all |
soond speakers hingin on the | wa | ahint the bar i left |
the hand pickturs oan the | wa | della faithir s power cam |
i roberton pairish borth ick | wa | as grave yaird kent is |