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t wear slacks now we | wear | jeans or f1025: mmhm nope |
f1026: whatever you don t | wear | slacks do you f1025: that |
f1026: [inaudible] women used to | wear | slacks f1025: slacks f1027: mmhm |
f1026: whereas we don t | wear | slacks now we wear jeans |
hats m1096: aye they div | wear | boots f1095: mmhm m1096: cause |
although the women have to | wear | hats in the court ehm |
england do they not just | wear | like bowler hats and like |
on national occasions do they | wear | like top hats and like |
cause fire mannies have to | wear | their hats m1096: aye they |
him consumed they had better | wear | ther hats then said sir |
just liked the excuse to | wear | a skirt again father prefers |
was working i had to | wear | a skirt all the time |
ehm so you had to | wear | a skirt or dress or |
skirt would she would she | wear | nice yellow ones like that |
of shoes she wouldn t | wear | trainers with a skirt would |
it felt more appropriate to | wear | trousers or a skirt it |
f1139: do you want to | wear | your denim skirt f1140: mmhm |
cities students of the auc | wear | calvin klein designer jeans according |
remember never being allowed to | wear | jeans because jeans were common |
bu- bu- f1025: we wouldnae | wear | jeans in our young days |
you didn t get to | wear | jeans when you were f1025: |
shirt s dry need ti | wear | mah jeans though ironin yours |
i grow old i shall | wear | the bottoms of my trousers |
they must be going to | wear | trousers aren t they what |
they weren t allowed to | wear | trousers at work but i |
you weren t allowed to | wear | trousers at work [inhale] and |
[laugh] but i mean i | wear | trousers but i have never |
we weren t allowed to | wear | trousers f1027: oh no [?]me too[/?] |
time you were allowed to | wear | trousers in the late shift |
still weren t allowed to | wear | trousers not at all you |
i used to started to | wear | trousers you know at home |
if you were meant to | wear | trousers you would have been |
demonstrations swordplay weaving vendors highland | wear | celtic clothing jewelery musical instruments |
for girls and women to | wear | numerous layers of clothing a |
prisoner should be allowed to | wear | their own clothing should be |
might allow certain prisoners to | wear | their own sports clothing for |
two more appear they all | wear | thick clothing george appears he |
were the norm for school | wear | although some had button boots |
you know rubber boots to | wear | an our feet were always |
in the summer to save | wear | and tear of boots it |
far more practical now to | wear | boots an a pair of |
buttoned boots were fashionable best | wear | for ladies often with beautiful |
on the land she might | wear | man s boots wi a |
mind you you had to | wear | rubber boots an a rubber |
gie het ootside ye shoud | wear | a t shirt aye i |
gie het ootside ye shoud | wear | a t shirt it s |
shirt aye i probably shoud | wear | a t shirt thi main |
plain clothes you had to | wear | a hat if you were |
saloon cars or designer jeeps | wear | boutique country clothes these palmesanos |
this time you had to | wear | clothes after you had outgrown |
the next one what they | wear | clothes first of all f1023: |
call them neds but they | wear | expensive trendy clothes ye know |
clothes while others had to | wear | standard garb that could lead |
m1015: aye f1054: what they | wear | start with clothes this time |
state that all prisoners may | wear | their own clothes in prison |
to allow a few to | wear | their own clothes while others |
f640: and ye had tae | wear | a black dress f638: aye |
she would maybe like to | wear | a dress if she s |
of presents an get to | wear | a nice dress but i |
the only way i would | wear | the dress was i had |
later we were allowed to | wear | i was working in perth |
so you were allowed to | wear | stiletto heels but you ha- |
saturday you were allowed to | wear | them any other day of |
and and you had to | wear | tights you werenae allowed bare |
it is tae hot tae | wear | claes but ah huv made |
lassies hae unreal smiles they | wear | layers o claes fer the |
claes yer good claes tae | wear | on a sunday or whatever |
ma best claes you canny | wear | red tae a funeral you |
scuddlin claes [?]one day[/?] you would | wear | yer scuddlin claes for for |
yeah are you do you | wear | leather shoes f1038: erm yep |
use my spare socks to | wear | my new red shoes f1141: |
her teddy bear you can | wear | my shoes look she s |
high heeled shoes i couldnae | wear | them any more they were |
with white collars older women | wear | casual elegance mallorca is part |
and some women at least | wear | lipstick though it only seems |
i wonder if women cyclists | wear | thongs mused sandra shouldn t |
weill well weimen women weir | wear | weird destiny weit wet wershlyke |
weill adv well weir v | wear | weird n fate wersh a |
weing n wing weir v | wear | weird n fate wes v |
weill adv well weir v | wear | wes v was wha pron |
plain old fashioned no frills | wear | and tear it all started |
told that we must not | wear | any of our old uniform |
old gold why should starlings | wear | leg armour if not set |
the handrail these old blokes | wear | medals too though none are |
an old woman i shall | wear | purple with a red hat |
my old boy made me | wear | today i want to shrug |
us two of them always | wear | army costumes f1154: [sniff] f1155: |
if a kid had to | wear | glasses at school you always |
make up on i always | wear | make up who did ye |
they always f1154: no f1155: | wear | that and then there s |
jumpers that they used tae | wear | eh an the fisherman used |
long ago they used to | wear | f746: i ve not f978: |
exist and i used to | wear | glasses as a child i |
a child i used to | wear | glasses f1038: yeah er [laugh] |
fancy waistcoats he used to | wear | in this way they got |
not worn the bride would | wear | something that could be used |
an the fisherman used tae | wear | them they put on their |
to dry though i may | wear | a beard as grey s |
water proof they didna aften | wear | a jaiket even bit sometimes |
f1143: and bling they would | wear | bling f1054: what s bling |
very concerned about what they | wear | f963: mmhm f965: and it |
peterhead road they would also | wear | gaiters fastened by buttons at |
why do they need to | wear | glasses m1128: they cannae see |
into those lycra things they | wear | i said and a shoe |
s girlfriend but they would | wear | [laugh] like f963: [laugh] f965: |
or sandshoes or do they | wear | m1146: they ve aa got |
jimmies see these things they | wear | now they re nae jimmies |
so what do english people | wear | on national occasions do they |
our uniform we must not | wear | sandals either because they cause |
what s f832: they just | wear | the same thing f833: they |
day as an excuse to | wear | the ugliest green outfit they |
j- if they re gonna | wear | their joggies they must be |
very warm they had to | wear | them i suppose f746: oh |
indoors or they couldn t | wear | them outside but they were |
look like in what they | wear | under i ve only seen |
must i use do i | wear | my feet bare or this |
or mint imperials i must | wear | my props then my medical |
voice this is evening head | wear | abody s wearin them at |
m1078: and er i would | wear | them along with a sort |
o them i wid never | wear | them georgie to audience i |
she widna ken whether to | wear | them or bile them for |
small but it was either | wear | them or go into work |
something like that because people | wear | them so often apart from |
hadn t a need to | wear | them we hadn t got |
earth did you agree to | wear | a red lycra leotard and |
totally [laugh] f812: did you | wear | a skull round your neck |
punnet [inaudible] f813: did you | wear | gloves m811: yeah you had |
are you nae supposed to | wear | two no did you take |
f631: and what did you | wear | when you went f634: to |
s raining f1113: did you | wear | your helmet f1114: yes and |
to parties when did you | wear | your jimmies f1001: well just |
should be fun did you | wear | your kilt too hot perhaps |
people you will note some | wear | a bruise upon their brows |
weather you will have to | wear | all the winter woollies you |
that you ve got tae | wear | and the thing is you |
ago muriel could you nae | wear | anither blouse that een s |
it because you wanted to | wear | it in bunches and she |
glad you reminded me to | wear | my bra because someone tried |
are flares basically what we | wear | now just you know flared |
auld pair you see i | wear | size tens ana noo if |
f1054: an what would you | wear | that for m1014: [inaudible] workin |
a useful thing you know | wear | that to lectures it wouldn |
o fitba beets you can | wear | this eens he said ere |
f646: and she tended to | wear | thon thi- you know the |
but mum i dinna wanna | wear | troosers f1139: do you want |
[inhale] but you had to | wear | what we called stiletto heel |
we go onto what you | wear | what would you what would |
m1004: is that what you | wear | when you re playing tennis |
sunbathing but you ve to | wear | your dookers to sunbathe f1112: |
beat you for information you | wear | your embassy like a giant |
had gloves i got to | wear | these gloves and eh [laugh] |
countrymen please feel free to | wear | bikinis walk unveiled show your |
will be your downfall never | wear | diamonds on tuesdays gipsy lou |
a nurse she d to | wear | [inhale] black stockings and your |
that i would love to | wear | but i have no need |
i probably will need to | wear | but mum i dinna wanna |
cockades door knob and letterbox | wear | brassy stniles behind their public |
is that workin men didna | wear | overcoats their jaikets an their |
wear uniform invariably teenage girls | wear | their hair in long heavy |
he would often have to | wear | one it straggled over his |
wood today i d to | wear | a mask cause yesterday i |
that but we didn t | wear | skirts too long or an- |
[laugh] f1054: do bairns still | wear | gutties or sandshoes or do |
an everything well we do | wear | kilts but on like a |
we got a badge to | wear | a week if we were |
now fit else dae ye | wear | f1043: that s right mm |
may seem weightier now angels | wear | polystyrene gowns with polyester pinions |
if i m going to | wear | a beard i should look |
select committee crisis should i | wear | a tie and at 10pm |
whether the presiding officer should | wear | robes ever actually took place |
i got a chance to | wear | a kilt aye no that |
i m nae gaun tae | wear | doon ma watch tae please |
i m saving it tae | wear | fan i m 75 muriel |
get there s shairly some | wear | in me yet tae thole |
tartan sarks an dungarees tae | wear | tae wark bit willy o |
come doon tae earth an | wear | the oven glove fit wye |
gaun tae dee aboot it | wear | wellies muttered sandra fortunately unheard |
or something angelica i couldna | wear | that to a dance grannie |
to see or care poppies | wear | thorns that crucify turn father |
re sayin oh ye cannae | wear | that ye look like a |
i think she ll maybe | wear | a pretty necklace as well |
an clapshot and ye know | wear | kilts an everything well we |
made our agreement not to | wear | pyjamas i feel defenceless as |
from an ex student and | wear | for the first time my |
notice the albatross wings i | wear | round my neck it flew |
star she d get to | wear | a fur coat a the |
but she s happy to | wear | the gloves [laugh] f631: [laugh] |
rather tired but both will | wear | off in time it was |
come time the smell will | wear | awa so it wis doon |
from the meditation shawl i | wear | this morning the yellow time |
woman standing beside another all | wear | broad brimmed sunhats paisley style |
sri lankan secondary pupils all | wear | uniform invariably teenage girls wear |
of drinks peacock s fingers | wear | more rings than a curtain |
f834: yeah i know f832: | wear | it every day it s |
is he oh does he | wear | a little white jacket i |
it was green i widna | wear | a reed ribbon wi a |
quite significant 10 30 i | wear | another hat i am director |
fit happens to quines that | wear | nylons an i wouldna mind |
obsolete amongst children who mainly | wear | ready made garments swyte sweat |
microphone which his subjects could | wear | whilst playing outside was not |
crown f1113: he s to | wear | a crown f1114: yes f1113: |
fiona s mum lets her | wear | khaki shorts to play in |
can so as not to | wear | out the pillow pillows are |
for laundering that tended to | wear | out washing machines and irons |
a shoor as the day | wear | bye thursday 18 temp 6 |
f1127: that s fitt ye | wear | in the swimming baths and |
a procedure the committee will | wear | badges 500 people will be |
of duties the committee will | wear | name badges and the secretary |
is a foreign country trees | wear | bells traffic police are muzzled |
be a stable girl and | wear | riding britches and a hard |
is false economy that the | wear | and tear o slaves falls |
forget me nots spectacularly blue | wear | collars of maypole green the |
on the island younger schoolchildren | wear | french style smocks with white |
are shy and giggling boys | wear | shorts and cotton shorts and |
clouds on heavenly rails sunsets | wear | stepping stones of tower blocks |