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| of new provisions after the | word | 1997 there is inserted and |
| sources of information after the | word | application there is inserted whether |
| there were inserted after the | word | granted where it first appears |
| subsection 2 a after the | word | inclusion there is inserted i |
| paragraph there is inserted the | word | or and the following paragraph |
| of and ii after the | word | part there is inserted or |
| subsection 2a a after the | word | part there is inserted section |
| subsection 6 a after the | word | provide there is inserted approved |
| of those subsections after the | word | provide there is inserted approved |
| act and iii after the | word | provide there is inserted approved |
| health board a after the | word | providing there is inserted or |
| in paragraph a after the | word | providing there is inserted or |
| in subsection 3 after the | word | provision there is inserted or |
| in paragraph b after the | word | provision there is inserted or |
| subsection 3 c after the | word | provision there is inserted or |
| section 12b b after the | word | relates there is inserted except |
| of traffic casualties after the | word | road there is inserted or |
| of traffic casualties after the | word | road there is inserted or |
| definition of prescribed after the | word | sections there is inserted 12 |
| in subsection 9 after the | word | serving there is inserted or |
| going tae s- use that | word | a frankie an josie one |
| or not to use the | word | age or not she decided |
| generations that they use the | word | an you just use the |
| what ye mean use the | word | as a tart yeah m1015: |
| no going to use the | word | but and i m i |
| are monitoring i hate this | word | but i shall use it |
| just use a word the | word | clobber you know good clobber |
| dislike the use of the | word | contract in explaining the relationship |
| i should not use the | word | critical in the nuclear power |
| trickit would you use that | word | dad no m1000: nae really |
| a woolly use of the | word | direction was used by the |
| no we certainly use that | word | every noo an then oh |
| ehm m1004: use the same | word | f1054: aye if if you |
| fair we we use the | word | fair f1011: aye tain on |
| would tend to use the | word | flexibility it is important that |
| it s too fancy a | word | for us to use i |
| sorry to use a scots | word | i am shocked that he |
| than eh use a different | word | i think m999: aye i |
| use but it s a | word | i ve heard you know |
| cludgie it s not a | word | i would ever use now |
| bairn f1024: no not a | word | i would use but f1023: |
| f1026: it s not a | word | i would use but it |
| oh oh that s a | word | i would use [laugh] aye |
| i thought bonny was the | word | i would use m999: aye |
| got bonny that s the | word | i would use tae say |
| f1143: an there s a | word | i- we sometimes use in |
| you ever use an urdu | word | in english cricket reporting m1174: |
| be exploited i use the | word | in its best sense both |
| sometimes people use the odd | word | in the playground i moved |
| me to use the i | word | independence my party and i |
| eh the use of the | word | ken that s east coast |
| the use of the scots | word | lift to describe the sky |
| that like scots use that | word | like a lot to f1054: |
| the kids i use the | word | loo or toilet yeah but |
| never heard anyone use the | word | lounge except an australian friend |
| never ever ever use the | word | lounge that was never never |
| they occasionally use a gaelic | word | m1007: [laugh] f1009: [laugh] m1008: |
| use annoyed as the basic | word | m1007: yeah m1008: ehm if |
| lot o folk use that | word | m1012: a lot to intensify |
| would anybody else use that | word | m1022: i would use that |
| a she- we use that | word | m865: yeah yeah f951: you |
| think they would use that | word | no she would just say |
| by the use of the | word | notification steve farrell as members |
| i may use such a | word | of the prison service scenario |
| use today s politically correct | word | on one occasion a farmer |
| how to use a particular | word | or finds it difficult to |
| i use i use the | word | pend but i always understood |
| front line i use the | word | perception because i do not |
| presiding officer i use the | word | privilege deliberately when i was |
| by the use of the | word | purchase no loophole should be |
| an overambitious i use that | word | rather than reckless push on |
| so do ye use the | word | shoogly much an he said |
| did you ever hear the | word | skelp did you use that |
| used ye would use the | word | steamin just as much meaning |
| to stop i use the | word | stop as a layperson s |
| and you could use the | word | tha mi knackered that would |
| use or is it a | word | that a lot of folk |
| f1018: mm m1022: and a | word | that i still use for |
| a skeevlo is a a | word | that i use as weel |
| might use eh a gaelic | word | that might be more effective |
| that you know every every | word | that we use you know |
| s really a a torry | word | that you could use for |
| but eh it is a | word | that you could use here |
| [inaudible] f1025: is vennel a | word | that you would use yourself |
| m1021: i just use a | word | the word clobber you know |
| night the use of the | word | thronging can be seen to |
| a much more expressive gaelic | word | to use and you might |
| it s not a polite | word | to use no m1020: course |
| friends if that s the | word | to use you m608: mmhm |
| m1016: i just use the | word | toilet i dinnae [laugh] that |
| were permitted to use the | word | university as part of their |
| a narrow entrance just the | word | we use a close m1016: |
| that maybe this is the | word | we use now cause of |
| word drizzle s the only | word | we use when it s |
| poorly poorly would be a | word | we would use when but |
| concept never mind use the | word | when we get to the |
| she would never use one | word | where she could employ twenty |
| but it it s a | word | ye can use in a |
| m1022: i would use that | word | yes i ve got peely |
| jumper f1054: is that a | word | you d use margaret f1040: |
| of ehm of a gaelic | word | you might use eh a |
| f1054: is that what you | word | you use typically f1005: it |
| the eh eh in the | word | you use wi it actually |
| yep m605: and and one | word | you would like use in |
| m741: mmhm m605: right another | word | you would use down the |
| that s a good glasgow | word | a good scottish word hursts |
| word what lies behind the | word | a room of mist and |
| thing noh a punch a | word | a soddin word sair still |
| denigrate them with one simple | word | and why that word anyway |
| simple word and why that | word | anyway vaginas are beautiful things |
| language study [inaudible] fowk gate | word | buik word form you ll |
| ve they ve kept that | word | but then the word for |
| i actually have both the | word | corpus and the word scots |
| m1014: yeah that s the | word | drizzle s the only word |
| word on islay the normal | word | for a spider the other |
| that word but then the | word | for internet m741: uh huh |
| mmhm f1053: word for something | word | for something whose name you |
| think no m1000: mmhm f1053: | word | for something word for something |
| made that this is a | word | for word translation of shakespeare |
| [inaudible] fowk gate word buik | word | form you ll get lots |
| glasgow word a good scottish | word | hursts h u r s |
| word it s not a | word | i would have f1023: no |
| word kind of an evaluative | word | in an english cricket text |
| a word perfectly innocent er | word | it became later on to |
| new that s a new | word | it s never a word |
| f1026: it s no a | word | it s not a word |
| find yourself using an urdu | word | kind of an evaluative word |
| wo- word word you know | word | of mouth got around and |
| north but that is the | word | on islay the normal word |
| word partner i hate that | word | partner f1043: mmhm m1042: you |
| aye m1042: i hate that | word | partner i hate that word |
| clean oot mah mooth a | word | pause jist yin word shouts |
| this word we used a | word | perfectly innocent er word it |
| punch a word a soddin | word | sair still sair pause shoving |
| the word corpus and the | word | scots in the title of |
| a word pause jist yin | word | shouts moooooooother seconds enters in |
| if ye want it a | word | tae swinton a word tae |
| a word tae swinton a | word | tae this mr davidson so |
| or sangfroid or an invented | word | that is the word that |
| word totum is the latin | word | that means whole it s |
| invented word that is the | word | that will appear in the |
| used the word very ordinary | word | to us in a very |
| has classical origins for the | word | totum is the latin word |
| this is a word for | word | translation of shakespeare s text |
| i discovered she used the | word | very ordinary word to us |
| trendy clothes and jewellery this | word | we used a word perfectly |
| word it s never a | word | we used as kids f1043: |
| cripple what lies behind the | word | what lies behind the word |
| so er so slowly wo- | word | word you know word of |
| er so slowly wo- word | word | you know word of mouth |
| god that s the best | word | ah ever heard sae it |
| in talking about god s | word | an an it- it s |
| he had rejected god s | word | and had died in his |
| about gettin into god s | word | and meditatin on it for |
| something about taking god s | word | and putting it down on |
| in staying in god s | word | and thinking about god s |
| connect with god and his | word | and we then need to |
| be speakin out god s | word | but i also wanna say |
| stay true to god s | word | in the midst of that |
| faithful direct access to the | word | of god and short circuiting |
| then had to interpret the | word | of god for the layman |
| much an you know the | word | of god for us is |
| stand our ground in the | word | of god now that will |
| christian except to beleive the | word | of god or record of |
| when it comes to the | word | of god that s what |
| have to be in the | word | of god to become like |
| stand our ground in the | word | of god to stand our |
| the impression that since the | word | of god was evidently in |
| strengthened the association of the | word | of god with the english |
| and thinking about god s | word | so i can you know |
| we enter into god s | word | that gives us faith energy |
| yeah drookit is a big | word | that s when oh god |
| in speakin out god s | word | there is a good principle |
| of god remarkably the hebrew | word | translated here as god is |
| when we meditate on the | word | when we enter into god |
| strides my father used that | word | a lot bring these strides |
| a- and they used that | word | a lot [inaudible] f1018: trashy |
| indeed margaret nicol used the | word | again today have people in |
| time i ve used that | word | aloud except when we read |
| here was also a doubtful | word | and not used lightly because |
| meant we never used the | word | but er when we went |
| you ve ever heard the | word | but long ago they used |
| may have used the right | word | but there is nevertheless an |
| miss goldie you used the | word | cessation is that not at |
| that i return to the | word | convenient which the minister used |
| david had never heard the | word | cow used of anything in |
| mind euan robson used the | word | criminals again which i think |
| committee clerks simply used the | word | directed because using a relationship |
| aboot smirr is that a | word | f1040: not often used here |
| that i have used the | word | federal my liberal democrat colleagues |
| a tradesman we used the | word | gear you know aye plumbers |
| present if a related english | word | had been used instead e |
| the farmer who used the | word | had too heavy a head |
| and decide that a particular | word | has been overused or used |
| is not only a buchan | word | however it was used all |
| skint to me f1040: used | word | i think for skint f1041: |
| individual e- epiphany is the | word | i used before erm so |
| without a doubt a useful | word | it can be used to |
| if someone used a scots | word | it produced a totally bewildered |
| m1014: we we used the | word | ken i mean m1017: aye |
| process for approving venues the | word | licence has been much used |
| lounge room never heard the | word | lounge used by anybody m1146: |
| when when she used the | word | m1008: mmhm m1055: [?]fiann[/?] hmm |
| aye m1042: we used the | word | play let s play f1041: |
| my ma never used the | word | pregnant or anything she s |
| where did you hear the | word | sinister used for left handed |
| f1077: and i used the | word | sleekit and i got the |
| concordance could show how the | word | spirit was being used what |
| example when i used the | word | swither the members all stopped |
| and discounted as anecdotal a | word | that has been used frequently |
| me an o- an orkney | word | that i ve used and |
| i ve still got a | word | that i- my mother used |
| [laugh] m1007: which is a | word | that is quite often used |
| m1007: seo seo is another | word | that is used a lot |
| there erm heis is a | word | that s eh used over |
| it s it s a | word | that s used frequently in |
| that wouldn t be a | word | that s used in colloquially |
| f1001: again braw s a | word | that s used kinda toward |
| [cough] m1055: eh a gaelic | word | that s used often in |
| yeah an also ehm a | word | that they used an i |
| but the closet was a | word | that was used m1008: perfect |
| m1146: cause that was a | word | that was used quite a |
| but er a- another family | word | that we used at home |
| hackit is a is another | word | that would be used if |
| you if- is there a | word | that you would have used |
| think that s a gaelic | word | the leòdhas have used m1055: |
| north east pronunciation of the | word | the way they used to |
| m1055: y- you used the | word | there alister [censored: surname] eh sgleoc |
| er john you used that | word | there you know you just |
| the same thing that the | word | they used for the whole |
| been quite a well used | word | though i cannae think o |
| f826: uh huh right m903: | word | used doon here ken f606: |
| m1000: used tae be a | word | used eh aboot claes this |
| here smirr is not a | word | used here f1041: no f1040: |
| that dominie was not a | word | used in aberdeen for a |
| if the spelling of a | word | used in common with english |
| right i d forgotten that | word | was used a lot at |
| i was assured that the | word | was used by the grandfather |
| feel it s just a | word | we ve always used he |
| know it s just a | word | we ve been all used |
| for cream nooadays bit e | word | wis still bein used in |
| shakin so that was the | word | ye used ye re nithered |
| and so they used that | word | you know doolally er oh |
| f1054: an what was that | word | countermacious f1040: countermacious f1041: oh |
| f1054: is that a scots | word | do you think m1022: it |
| they look that s the | word | dour f1054: that s a |
| f1054: is it a hockey | word | f1024: sorry no it s |
| clothes m1022: claes m1020: which | word | f1054: clothes m1020: clothes claes |
| languages it s a norse | word | f1054: is it m1021: mmhm |
| m just lookin for that | word | f1054: it s just m1021: |
| pochle s a lovely scots | word | f1054: that s great any |
| hears his children using that | word | f1054: that s right if |
| m1042: don t have a | word | for f1054: anything else you |
| hot but het is the | word | for hot cal f1054: what |
| m1146: there s only one | word | for it [?]thew[/?] f1054: [laugh] |
| bidie in f1054: okay ehm | word | for something whose name you |
| f1054: aye and ehm so- | word | for something whose name you |
| we ve got no special | word | for that at all f1054: |
| of folk didnae have another | word | for that m1146: nope f1054: |
| nothing no no not a | word | for that no f1054: ehm |
| but h- that was a | word | he said gutties [laugh] f1054: |
| f1054: that s a nice | word | i like that m1010: aye |
| nithered so that s the | word | i ve got f1054: that |
| no no m1012: wh- what | word | i- f1054: i ll tell |
| a that s a horrible | word | innit f1006: drookit f1054: what |
| oh that s a polite | word | jimmy [inaudible] not polite f1054: |
| tae have this huge complex | word | [laugh] f1054: i know that |
| down i keep usin that | word | [laugh] f1054: [laugh] m1004: don |
| f1054: that s a new | word | m1013: onybody when oo was |
| f1143: mm f1054: yeah good | word | m1146: mmhm f1054: ehm what |
| eh again the the very | word | moody is eh temperamental f1054: |
| you know f1054: actually the | word | mort i know is a |
| f1054: is that a common | word | nooadays or is it speaking |
| if that s the right | word | o dribble f1054: great ehm |
| f1054: okay ss that a | word | that that s kind of |
| m1014: [laugh] that s another | word | yeah f1054: yeah that s |
| f1054: that s a good | word | yeah m1146: mingin f1144: [laugh] |
| [laugh] f1054: what about the | word | you mentioned stotious m1004: stotious |
| of possible spellings for every | word | and f718: mmhm m017: this |
| a very slowly savouring every | word | because her feel aul mither |
| wis mair laek slang every | word | comes from somewhere most shetlan |
| in subsection 2 for the | word | every substitute the owner and |
| speak every element of the | word | fairly fairly clearly as well |
| pronunciation of nearly every scots | word | from its spelling as a |
| of nearly every specifically scots | word | from its spelling so the |
| it is axiomatic that every | word | has to go somewhere screen |
| didn t comprehend only one | word | in every two of her |
| an said what does every | word | in this paragraph means i |
| necropolis drank in her every | word | infertile women have wished for |
| in every sense of that | word | is merely like withering grass |
| o their f1040: every second | word | m1042: kids an i just |
| purred responsive to his every | word | my unexpected companion was a |
| ld i endorse wholeheartedly every | word | of irene oldfather s motion |
| speak i ll deny every | word | of it i ll say |
| ian we cuid here every | word | they said ach awa ah |
| he s hingin oan every | word | waitin oan um sayin sayin |
| aboot dae that tae every | word | with m1000: mmhm m999: with |
| instructor as if his every | word | would have qualified him for |
| are drooping further with every | word | you say helen eadie i |
| f963: yeah f965: make every | word | you speak f963: mm f965: |
| dinnae want tae hear another | word | aboot oneythin okay sadie exits |
| t want to hear another | word | aboot this in the bedroom |
| smairt eh m1013: another fancy | word | alluring oh oh that s |
| m1055: and fancy is another | word | eh you would see you |
| contexts and compares yet another | word | foorach this is a genuine |
| origin but there s another | word | foorich which means bustle confusion |
| [laugh] m1055: [laugh] m1007: another | word | for dodging school m1008: i |
| tried to think of another | word | for for playing as well |
| i canna think o another | word | for hit hard there must |
| louis stevenson is simply another | word | for scots and the comparison |
| yes it s another gaelic | word | from glam to lay hold |
| he took off without another | word | going at that rate which |
| in some cases the oe | word | has been replaced by another |
| was replaced by another oe | word | hela giving ne heel and |
| but stamped off without another | word | how dreadful thought margaret to |
| next pupil to write another | word | or phrase in the next |
| 8 davidson uses another scots | word | shoon his scarlet cloak and |
| too tired to write another | word | sunday 6 30 a m |
| m1022: er there is another | word | though isn t there er |
| been replaced by another native | word | thus various words for nose |
| rasping doesn t say another | word | till he s finished then |
| another good example is the | word | villain which today f1009: mmhm |
| sits what lies behind the | word | what sits in another s |
| and there s also another | word | which is rather difficult for |
| or it s just another | word | ye know ye d probably |
| one yes m1007: yep another | word | yes m1008: a settle yes |
| i heard you say anither | word | earlier on as well billie |
| so he fell never a | word | heard out of his mouth |
| because it s not a | word | i d heard until i |
| the dominie so eh that | word | i d never heard of |
| thing recently which is a | word | i hadn t heard since |
| s m1013: no no other | word | i ve heard eh artists |
| though i never heard that | word | in the north east but |
| we have not heard the | word | independence since entire party political |
| she heard her using the | word | ken that she lost two |
| well i ve heard the | word | masel fae aal fairmers in |
| ve juist heard the graundest | word | moula is still alive an |
| ever heard a single swear | word | never in in my own |
| ve heard you knew the | word | peever f963: oh okay [inaudible] |
| we have constantly heard the | word | reassurance we have an example |
| she d never heard the | word | th- or the phrase eh |
| m1055: [?]see there[/?] one one w-w- | word | that eh i often heard |
| they they ll say a | word | that i ve nae heard |
| r- well i ve m1008: | word | yes m1055: heard people saying |
| formal [laugh] the formal english | word | and abody gings an buys |
| nogging dwang is the scots | word | and nogging is the english |
| carry it is the same | word | as english freight but came |
| t an english or scots | word | at all for that dusky |
| spelling books and even bilingual | word | books in english and other |
| normative spelling for each english | word | but there are spelling books |
| that s a right english | word | f1023: because yes yes well |
| and was told the english | word | for each item in the |
| i always forget the english | word | for it brian fitzpatrick thingummy |
| i wondered what the english | word | for swither was and they |
| and nogging is the english | word | for the cross pieces in |
| which have a slightly different | word | from the english usage you |
| you ll just say that | word | in english m608: mmhm m1174: |
| rate alliteration and the modern | word | in english post dates the |
| in urdu m608: an urdu | word | in in an english er |
| us employ the odd scots | word | in the context of english |
| that that was the langest | word | in the english language so |
| cricket reporting m1174: an english | word | in urdu m608: an urdu |
| it i found that the | word | is untranslatable into english except |
| they could say the english | word | many of the sentences were |
| what the-the-the- wha-wha- what the | word | means in english m1008: mmhm |
| probably related to the english | word | muggy dictionary folk are not |
| did not otherwise speak a | word | of english pushed away the |
| perhaps the more formal english | word | short i m short f1009: |
| t possibly be an english | word | the concise oxford dictionary denied |
| because there is no other | word | there is no english cognate |
| they could supply the english | word | these too were marked on |
| written in english with one | word | underlined in each sentence again |
| i want to say a | word | about the complexity of scots |
| are given for each scots | word | although the publication of the |
| yet it s a scots | word | eh but they re fascinating |
| to regard a a scots | word | er like er dreich for |
| idea girnel is an old | word | first recorded in scots in |
| cap it s a scots | word | for a cap cause a |
| east keir being a scots | word | for fort derived from caer |
| the name of the scots | word | for the object this was |
| did not know the scots | word | for the picture they were |
| scots erm i learned the | word | from jack aitken and he |
| national dictionary the old scots | word | hailware means the whole of |
| scots version of the underlined | word | if known as the answer |
| scots version of the underlined | word | if they knew it otherwise |
| a slightly twisted neck the | word | in older scots means a |
| different form o the classic | word | in scots tae that uised |
| scots yes yes f1009: scots | word | [inaudible] uh huh m1055: a-alth- |
| think that s a scots | word | isn t it f1009: probably |
| that s a good scots | word | isn t it yeah m1016: |
| language starn is a scots | word | meaning star scots the scottish |
| norse or middle dutch the | word | occurs only in scots and |
| is a n- a scots | word | or not but he says |
| cuboids instead the good scots | word | pap is probably foreign to |
| snd the scots pints the | word | pint brings together at least |
| think it s a scots | word | skint m1007: aye f1009: mm |
| while ye know has a | word | superficial the differences in scots |
| fecht tae fund a scots | word | tae uise insteid o whit |
| how to spell a scots | word | they f718: mmhm m017: usually |
| if they could translate the | word | twits into scots for us |
| the the person sayin the | word | was scots and would never |
| ehm vratch is a good | word | actually now that s a |
| was it s a glasgow | word | ehm i m convinced it |
| you know the the the | word | ehm you would say tha |
| ehm damhan allaidh is the | word | for a spider it s |
| interestin ehm what aboot friend | word | for friend in general colin |
| ehm gutties is more a | word | for using when you re |
| yer inflection could change the | word | gey cause ehm if ye |
| s a there s a | word | here tired ehm presumably there |
| coast that s ehm stotter | word | [inaudible] yeah yeah f1143: a |
| t or double t a | word | like ehm water and eh |
| ehm it depends on the | word | m741: yeah m605: right so |
| about ehm meditating on the | word | so we already the first |
| wabbit which is a ehm | word | that my mother occasionally uses |
| their words ehm a a | word | that ye know i think |
| outside you mentioned a good | word | there ehm billie ye said |
| words an [censored: forename] ehm his | word | was shoogly an ehm i |
| if you sought under ehm | word | you thought of as a |
| i had never given the | word | a thought until faced with |
| we we never had any | word | for f1043: [inaudible] playing m1042: |
| bottle to put in a | word | for myself never mind him |
| of the union that the | word | need never be spoken again |
| oot the door never a | word | o thanks for spendin a |
| he never well give a | word | of excuse for me martha |
| government interruption never has a | word | seemed more inappropriate interruption the |
| far and no was a | word | that never entered his head |
| an they never understood a | word | we said tae them quite |
| mean c- that s a | word | you never f826: no it |
| old tae be usin that | word | but it s always what |
| know it s an old | word | but it s not something |
| avowal a funny old fashioned | word | for a funny old fashioned |
| minusválidos that is the old | word | for handicapped people and literally |
| dost and snd derive the | word | from old french fouac h |
| root of the old shetland | word | helur as found in a |
| possible to find a dialect | word | in old books old poems |
| out of any existing old | word | it arrived ready made from |
| s like an old dutch | word | kasack or kasacke a cloak |
| is an old canadian slang | word | meaning wild or mischievous behaviour |
| european translation consider the spanish | word | minusválidos that is the old |
| that s an old fashioned | word | now isn t it slacks |
| tatties in e eizels the | word | simply meant ashes in old |
| unprovoked verbal parries nice dangerous | word | that when my old dear |
| would like to say a | word | about the blacksmiths when we |
| i will say a brief | word | about what is not in |
| they didn t say a | word | after a while mistaking the |
| we don t say that | word | at all f1159: sĂ illeabh f1160: |
| now i say erm the | word | begins with e and erm |
| ye du needna say a | word | brither for a ll abide |
| couldna i couldna say a | word | but somebody did somebody tellt |
| dreamy would be a better | word | da da i say to |
| must i say feeling the | word | deid like a stone in |
| eh a very eh expressive | word | eh could you say onomatopoeic |
| tend to be a female | word | f1024: i would say it |
| s inability to say any | word | f809: they re gonna have |
| abune us tak a bitter | word | fae me when they say |
| wouldnae say there was a | word | for it as such or |
| it follows that say the | word | for leap is written as |
| say that s nae a | word | i ken at aa m999: |
| sum her up in one | word | i would have to say |
| and sofa isn t a | word | i would say f1023: no |
| f1001: smirr s nae a | word | i would say that s |
| say work s the wrong | word | if you if you didnae |
| that than just say the | word | isn t it f1144: say |
| and don t say a | word | [laugh] f631: [laugh] f634: so |
| [inaudible] snell s a good | word | m1012: aye ye wouldnae say |
| we may now say the | word | means rubbish of any kind |
| caird i didny say a | word | mr beaumont lilian enters lilian |
| neur-neur- can i say this | word | neurologically neurologically there was something |
| say there s no a | word | of truth in it i |
| said managed to say this | word | or somethin i ve nae |
| future i particularly say a | word | or two about my colleague |
| the room didna say a | word | tae him there was a |
| s males that say that | word | then more sprog f1025: i |
| she ll say no that | word | there is because it s |
| in fact sofa s a | word | they say now cause f1025: |
| formulas in which the key | word | was say byrne rather than |
| it s a very simple | word | an and one that eh |
| eh asked ye know his | word | and he said it s |
| and i went eh 2003 | word | and she s like i |
| material the more anglicised the | word | becomes and then deafening eh |
| again that s a north | word | but eh f826: aye f606: |
| a je- eh a shetland | word | f1040: gansey aye a jumper |
| eh cannae think o a | word | for annoyed er anyway scunnered |
| k probably wizna eh right | word | for id but ah gethered |
| think m1042: eh the other | word | for somebody you ve forgotten |
| no it s a different | word | it s eh an you |
| of of of of the | word | list eh and wordlists have |
| different translations see what the | word | means we can eh memorise |
| a a local eh eh | word | or whatever f1001: no m999: |
| now m1010: eh yeah a | word | that comes tae my mind |
| cannot honestly think of a | word | which eh f1009: mmhm m1008: |
| paragraph 4 1 after the | word | area there is added or |
| in paragraph b after the | word | is where it first occurs |
| subsection 2 i after the | word | provision in each of the |
| 1 a i after the | word | under where it first occurs |
| hugh dignon after a quick | word | with dr brown and jan |
| i think raf wartime slang | word | a skiver f1144: skiver f1143: |
| find this slightly differently the | word | abide i think in the |
| i think is a stirling | word | although everybody uses it an |
| re s- groping for a | word | and you ll think of |
| the nyaff think on the | word | ane nebstril heezed at you |
| think that s a perth | word | because it s not a |
| quotations get taken into your | word | count m605: i think it |
| think that s a nice | word | f1023: oh no that s |
| s it s a a | word | f606: i think they do |
| ye cannae think o a | word | for it that s significant |
| can you think of a | word | for moody she says aye |
| canna think o a separate | word | for that i would just |
| trying to think of a | word | for this the adverts were |
| think i i got a | word | for tired did i f1041: |
| think that s a scottish | word | haar aye m830: well [inaudible] |
| on she winna get a | word | in edgewise you micht think |
| what what we think the | word | is f1073: mmhm f969: do |
| think it s an ancient | word | it s f951: it s |
| still cannae think o a | word | just aye aye m1042: we |
| think sectarianism is the right | word | m741: right m605: cause i |
| think it s a dirty | word | no decent englishman can bring |
| think that s a greek | word | or somethin isn t it |
| appearinly think that uisin a | word | or twa fae the leid |
| to think that using a | word | or two from the language |
| be safer to take the | word | out the convener i think |
| think it s a different | word | people are saying f606: yeah |
| t think of any other | word | rather than play f1144: kickabout |
| their m605: right m741: their | word | s fernseher i think for |
| in this collection is the | word | stewartry i think this is |
| right stotter back to the | word | stotter you know cannae think |
| think of any other wo- | word | than just play f1143: mm |
| ye r no sayin a | word | thare dinnae think a dinnae |
| aye it s the only | word | that i could either think |
| cronie i think is a | word | that my father would have |
| be summed up in one | word | the truth is i think |
| is that is that a | word | you think that folk in |
| we also need a good | word | about the erasmus programme which |
| s not too common a | word | and it was good to |
| been as good as their | word | arranging childminding services for douglas |
| good erm what about the | word | for some- someone whose name |
| there must be a good | word | for that in other in |
| to traivel is a good | word | for to walk still common |
| f831: dubs is a good | word | i like dubs aye m842: |
| f965: that s a good | word | [laugh] not that i can |
| right grim s a good | word | m1000: it is it is |
| good day 20 sunday no | word | of camp site so wash |
| store gets something good the | word | spreads and there are enormous |
| the other one the other | word | that meant er good you |
| century teknosis seemed a good | word | to describe it i retired |
| out as as a good | word | to to gaelicise m741: yeah |
| promote good race relations the | word | war has been bandied about |
| incidentally that s sanskrit that | word | charping it s [?]quahar pwud[/?] er |
| and that s an indian | word | er charpoi is a bed |
| tired normally as the basic | word | er yes m1007: i would |
| and then that became the | word | for cash [click] [inhale] er |
| [inaudible] like that kind of | word | m1146: oh er what nineteen |
| s party [click] er the | word | sook might have been invented |
| know if there s a | word | to describe that but er |
| of these words er one | word | under what you do to |
| they have pre modifiers only | word | before the headword post modifiers |
| is not only a buchan | word | but is known throughout scotland |
| been taken up with the | word | christian it is only mentioned |
| only other kind of scottish | word | i can remember that sticks |
| were [exhale] a-a- the only | word | is afraid really they were |
| england too but now the | word | is found in dialects only |
| anyway it s only a | word | it doesn t mean anything |
| not only a north east | word | it goes back to the |
| nothing inherently bad about a | word | like ken it can only |
| float aff wi out a | word | noo she only needs tae |
| the latin areola the only | word | on the subject with any |
| seems that fleetins is a | word | only found in the north |
| practice yur magic cast yur | word | spells only the day yin |
| up and gave the only | word | that i knew i am |
| go against ma auntie s | word | the only bit of me |
| the only source of this | word | there is little help from |
| motivation of a sound change | word | 19 labov w 1966 the |
| a tool to spread the | word | 6 influential figures on the |
| it s a really evocative | word | a big plump o rain |
| invited to adopt a scottish | word | a couple of weeks ago |
| and then nothin not a | word | a stiff back wiz presented |
| [laugh] who uses uses the | word | a- a lot erm i |
| had ceased it is a | word | Ă ban unique to the inverness |
| that maitter scrieve a wee | word | aboot it an ah dae |
| and there s nae a | word | aboot it in the scottish |
| we do not hear a | word | about the snp s position |
| and i will have a | word | about this tomorrow jack goes |
| thought that was a lewis | word | actually the the lewis talk |
| agnes mibbe ye ll get | word | ae a hoose the morra |
| infinitive by introducing a related | word | also it is i is |
| movin noo tae back ma | word | an angel wi a flamin |
| cause it s a fife | word | an john s from fife |
| ll tak ye at fer | word | an try it a m |
| salmon fishery boards a the | word | and at the end of |
| may be made a the | word | and which immediately follows paragraph |
| student to concordance a particular | word | and work out for herself |
| joiner he has no other | word | and yet it s a |
| there s not a swear | word | anywhere in there m741: yeah |
| mr ormiston would like a | word | as soon as you can |
| and ken f1025: a perth | word | as well and ken ken |
| like clobber s a military | word | as well as a i |
| sometimes you see hen the | word | asbestos comes fae a greek |
| that wasn t a skye | word | at all m1007: it could |
| s not a an aberdeen | word | at all of any description |
| year wi narry a cross | word | atween them an aathing flowin |
| go haill days athoot a | word | atween yese it wasna till |
| cumly to repete sic a | word | aucht or nyne tymes in |
| name there is a gaelic | word | bac meaning to hinder or |
| wey at aw o gittin | word | back tae ye a ll |
| paragraphing and on using a | word | bank or dictionary for the |
| but vennel s a perth | word | because ye talk about it |
| compose a sentence containing the | word | bell and offered the following |
| jonsar eck nivver said a | word | bit thocht tae himsel she |
| and then there is the | word | breabadair for a spider or |
| aye it s a hungry | word | but it s not cold |
| too foetid is a super | word | but not as apt as |
| full story and no a | word | caird you can rely on |
| as a result of this | word | choice substitution can also be |
| teacher to help pupils with | word | choice with a turn of |
| teacher to help pupils with | word | choice with a turn of |
| book titles is a new | word | coined from greek it literally |
| by rabelais and as a | word | coiner himself urquhart would no |
| exactly the source of the | word | connach but it is a |
| the quotations for a given | word | could be sorted and re |
| quiet a body no anither | word | deana then it is true |
| defiled that was a biblical | word | defiled she knew lots of |
| didn t hear a magic | word | did you f1112: please do |
| that s a really descriptive | word | dreich m1146: of course in |
| when it came to the | word | dropped they dropped a hankie |
| isn t really a nice | word | either but [laugh] m1146: mmhm |
| my eyes each letter each | word | elevated on a bed of |
| well known as a scottish | word | exactly yeah sleekit f1077: well |
| is unlikely to repeat a | word | except on rare occasions where |
| that s a more modern | word | f1005: uh huh that s |
| f1027: that s a scottish | word | f1025: it s spittin i |
| thought that was a dundee | word | f1026: no i ve always |
| concerned partner s an awful | word | f1043: it covers a multitude |
| for want of a better | word | f746: mmhm mmhm f947: in |
| be favouritised is that a | word | f833: no f834: no f835: |
| name beryl is a persian | word | f963: mmhm mm right right |
| and attach it to a | word | family tree or at least |
| munro poaching is a foreign | word | fergus it is not in |
| is a metathesis of the | word | firth meaning estuary or arm |
| spider it s also the | word | for a spider in irish |
| scheme yeah m1021: well this | word | for a young person in |
| that consistency pilotitis a great | word | for call my bluff aficionados |
| it s quite a complex | word | for for just a simple |
| farang farang is the thai | word | for foreigner this is a |
| who had put in a | word | for her to a dressmaker |
| promised to put in a | word | for him this would be |
| but did you have a | word | for it f1009: [cough] m1007: |
| s not a very common | word | for it f963: yes yes |
| haven t got a special | word | for it in torry f1041: |
| a douglas what was the | word | for it m1183: young m1182: |
| just be a a fancy | word | for jersey a guernsey instead |
| messan derives from the gaelic | word | for little dog a reference |
| see me he had a | word | for me i confess but |
| dictionary and you get a | word | for rabelais cotgrave gives you |
| right yes yeah m762: a | word | for scottish f963: mm m762: |
| there s nae really a | word | for sleep kip ye re |
| mm m1055: mmhm so a | word | for something whose name you |
| m1042: i couldnae find a | word | for that either no f1040: |
| m1042: there s no special | word | for that f1041: a dunt |
| is far too mild a | word | for the noise he makes |
| was too mealy mouthed a | word | for the time of night |
| us to have a wee | word | for their benift i may |
| for us tae hae a | word | frae ane wha kens an |
| reads the line including the | word | frith a bay with boats |
| browning a woman s last | word | from men and women 1855 |
| on it and changing a | word | from the beginning of the |
| well well hellery was a | word | from the land of lumberjacks |
| deirdre coutts out from the | word | go deirdre thought for a |
| din wee helen haet a | word | got in tae haud her |
| it comes from a latin | word | granarium so next time ye |
| cause it s a funny | word | grim isn t it m1000: |
| scotland 1884 265 formerly the | word | had a more general meaning |
| aye aye m1021: a norwegian | word | has seeped into our language |
| like boris karloff withoot a | word | he gets a wee brush |
| mainly a hoogie is the | word | he uses m1146: have ye |
| down the table giving a | word | here and there l macbeth |
| that s a a romany | word | i could be wrong with |
| find unsettling engorged what a | word | i found it in dr |
| it s no a bad | word | i mean some o them |
| but it s still a | word | i relish for its nasty |
| t they didna unnerstan a | word | i said ma thochts are |
| they couldn t understand a | word | i said they seem nice |
| apparently it was a a | word | i shouldn t be using |
| you been listenin tae a | word | i ve said it s |
| it must be a norn | word | i went to jakobsen jakobsen |
| to fight to get a | word | in buck is especially sharp |
| an you cannae get a | word | in edgeways [laugh] so i |
| kin ye no pit a | word | in fir me you ve |
| s a what s the | word | in generations it s been |
| like the idea that a | word | in itself has value m741: |
| grabbed me for a quiet | word | in my ear they represent |
| waiting waiting isn t a | word | in the u r a |
| a different slant but this | word | in the version that i |
| my daddy i want a | word | in your private ear she |
| have a nice warm cuddly | word | instead of nipple teat tit |
| like lounge is a modern | word | instead of saying your [inhale] |
| were caddled eggs and that | word | is a version of the |
| in the balance if ae | word | is spoken to cast a |
| for a spider the other | word | is understood f606: yeah yeah |
| a right expressive [laugh] kinda | word | isn t it [laugh] f1053: |
| visit plush is hardly the | word | it s a full scale |
| m1002: it s nae one | word | it s a whit dae |
| book titles is a new | word | it s coined from greek |
| but het is a local | word | it s just just the |
| s no a bad common | word | it s no a bad |
| girl could almost taste that | word | it was like a sip |
| heid an nivver said a | word | it wis six weeks afore |
| on and i hear a | word | japanese prisoner work camp and |
| bit about meditatin on the | word | last week or a couple |
| f1144: that s a posh | word | [laugh] your lounge f1143: i |
| game sounds like a bj | word | lee s right bj s |
| gallagher yes i do the | word | licensing has caused a great |
| any worse than any other | word | like a table or whatever |
| settee s a more modern | word | like f1024: yeah it is |
| i mean just a simple | word | like that you know that |
| single tone a four letter | word | like the four sides of |
| the etymology of a simple | word | like you know beryl f963: |
| within the constraints of a | word | list and a reading passage |
| there is a very full | word | list i am aware that |
| then to read from a | word | list the phonological variables under |
| oot wan day withoot a | word | long sufferin guy wha s |
| s maybe more a younger | word | m1017: mmhm well m1014: i |
| i know is a travellers | word | m1019: is it a travellers |
| that wasn t a nice | word | m1146: no f1145: i didn |
| as a fool directly that | word | m608: mmhm m078: directly and |
| fur pause he gave his | word | made a promise ti auld |
| keep in mind that a | word | may have changed its ending |
| s just a north east | word | maybe but but isn t |
| the island the first the | word | mayorque under a shimmering sun |
| villain was quite a neutral | word | meaning a farm labourer f1009: |
| of a round as the | word | means a quarter it presumably |
| thought the the erm gaelic | word | meant more of a a |
| made up by somebody a | word | misheard misused and gleefully quoted |
| space nae distractions nae back | word | movement pause a space that |
| chantywrastlers which is a great | word | much better than chancer it |
| a phonetic misinterpretation the cumbric | word | mynydd still found in welsh |
| light of your poems a | word | necropolis making love to the |
| out the first time the | word | neep is mentioned for a |
| services mrs mcintosh in a | word | no however i can give |
| happen that you find a | word | not in the scottish national |
| t consider it a swear | word | now but it seems to |
| ned this is nae a | word | o a lee says jonsar |
| didna ken for withoot a | word | o agreement ye cd see |
| s story there is no | word | o eel yule noo a |
| than chancer it s a | word | o my father s an |
| sturdies cause that s a | word | o my father s you |
| paper an then without a | word | o warnin somebody wheechs awa |
| sir i cannae understand a | word | o what this woman s |
| are still in lanzarote no | word | of a baby yet i |
| it mrs laing without a | word | of a lee and then |
| of underwriting ie the last | word | of a line becomes the |
| be in need of a | word | of consolation beaumont aye i |
| gem she was without a | word | of doubt the creme aye |
| being refused admission without a | word | of explanation to membership of |
| i don t believe a | word | of it although people living |
| read or write a single | word | of it in scotland an |
| a line becomes the first | word | of the next this kind |
| be able to read a | word | of this a wee studio |
| to the shore with a | word | of warning there are many |
| she could not understand a | word | of what they guy was |
| community sanderson will gie a | word | on the greement atween the |
| in their minds a repeated | word | or a group of related |
| helly not considered a swear | word | or hellier sea cave or |
| a trickle quite a common | word | or is that m1013: trickle |
| if that s a perth | word | or not but minted you |
| whether that s a new | word | or not it s certainly |
| each pupil writes a suitable | word | or phrase in each column |
| a simple opening in a | word | or phrase such as the |
| in turns to add a | word | or punctuation mark if they |
| the effect of a repeated | word | or the interweaving of a |
| you would find out a | word | or twa he let slip |
| often i risked a rational | word | or two but that seemed |
| noses take snuff pass a | word | or two to a neighbour |
| reid i will add a | word | or two to what he |
| go and get a scottish | word | or wh- you know look |
| thought that was a glasgow | word | particularly a bramair m1008: i |
| d answered tersely without a | word | passing between father and son |
| i believe it s a | word | peculiar to the scottish highlands |
| the same not saying a | word | peggy off i ll go |
| player has to add a | word | phrase or clause balancing one |
| lady arbuthnott gave a vivid | word | picture of her experiences while |
| grand that s a grand | word | platchin m1010: platchit [inaudible] oo |
| i do like having a | word | processor for plays and it |
| we have a more specialised | word | profound in the metaphorical sense |
| fist you yourself pronounce the | word | quick eneuch nyaff a snotterie |
| [cough] that was a midlothian | word | rather than a skye [laugh] |
| unwell is so- no a | word | really that they would have |
| it s not a hockey | word | really you just launch somethin |
| may read a 1 000 | word | report the issue is also |
| m1019: is it a travellers | word | right so well w- whether |
| it is a north east | word | robert fergusson who wrote his |
| have coined from a greek | word | rythmos normally translated as measure |
| extremely difficult to determine a | word | s meaning click what does |
| m1042: it s a torry | word | see s a bit o |
| mmhm probably m1042: aboot a | word | see s see s f1041: |
| hubby thinks that s the | word | she uses quite a lot |
| sections he might repeat a | word | simply because it was conveniently |
| about the pronunciation of any | word | since any language is a |
| ken he hasna said a | word | since he cam in she |
| snavie that s a funny | word | smoorin actually smoorin cause ye |
| it s actually a persian | word | so f963: mm mm m762: |
| nicola sturgeon the government a | word | so inappropriate has had three |
| it was just a scottish | word | so it stuck in my |
| a and b for the | word | society there is substituted service |
| in the dark athoot a | word | somethin has crossed ower between |
| level in this context the | word | standard would necessarily imply a |
| familiar experience of having a | word | stick in our minds and |
| blanks the box a fifty | word | story i ve always lived |
| rules letters into words a | word | structures tops and tails the |
| search for a fairly rare | word | such as however in a |
| m903: then they ve a | word | syne we ll dae that |
| s touslt bed a wee | word | syne wi his auld wife |
| it s a much better | word | than chancer a chantywrastler an |
| but that s a shetland | word | that aye a gansey s |
| s right it s a | word | that can be a noun |
| highland line as a dialect | word | that comes from the gaelic |
| [laugh] that s a difficult | word | that f1001: [laugh] m1002: [laugh] |
| a gait or gaitin a | word | that goes back to the |
| yeah f1143: mmhm an a | word | that i i love an |
| were telling me without a | word | that if you loved me |
| frisson a charge to that | word | that it didn t have |
| wasn t really a a | word | that leapt to leapt to |
| asbestos comes fae a greek | word | that means indestructible that s |
| oor f1041: it s a | word | that s common tae them |
| i cannae come wi a | word | that s just m999: aye |
| is an example of a | word | that though widely known has |
| teened it s a grand | word | that timber tuned that were |
| it is it is a | word | that was very common in |
| couldn t understand a single | word | that we said they just |
| a threat to the printed | word | that will affect literacy which |
| if that is a single | word | that would clearly contravene clause |
| wh- is not a glasgow | word | that would have been wean |
| else m1055: is that a | word | that you d hear in |
| the highlands which is a | word | that you probably hear yourself |
| came back wi feint a | word | the cankered worm wis on |
| households you are in a | word | the foundation stone of our |
| we can look up a | word | the original language look in |
| and a space below each | word | the teacher has a list |
| m194: a- they ve got | word | there s a plane comin |
| that noo they kent the | word | they could stop a shelt |
| f1105: what s the magic | word | though that s a boy |
| s birthday he gied the | word | ti his fowk at a |
| guest the lord clerk gies | word | ti slauchter a yowe an |
| oot he winna breathe a | word | to a soul angelica lost |
| you musn t breath a | word | to cultivate a vaccine without |
| [laugh] no probably not a | word | to describe us f1026: [cough] |
| first player lays down a | word | to start off a sentence |
| ever has to change a | word | to suit anybody else but |
| m1008: and the reason that | word | took on a slightly more |
| s tale 758 759 the | word | trouthe becomes a kind o |
| skye one example is the | word | tĂąchan meaning a slight cough |
| 30 seconds to make a | word | using as many of the |
| picnic lunch and without a | word | we drank all the tepid |
| in the middle o a | word | we had to mak little |
| wee wifie nivver said a | word | weel here we go an |
| peggy peggy fit s the | word | when a knife has rough |
| living if living is the | word | when i write down a |
| of a of a gaelic | word | which might f1009: [laugh] m1055: |
| considered to be a swear | word | why was helly not considered |
| a hid tae hae anither | word | wi the builders a telt |
| wullie ah ll hae a | word | wi the heid byllie an |
| richt up ti speak a | word | wi the officiar on the |
| us can ah hae a | word | wi ye puggie whuspert his |
| aff tae i want a | word | wi you carlin had tried |
| idea i d a wee | word | wi your wife and she |
| she may just have a | word | with her colleague jack mcconnell |
| on business john sought a | word | with him in private i |
| s james i want a | word | with him mrs beaumont lilian |
| then they should have a | word | with maureen [censored: surname] who is |
| i have already had a | word | with maureen macmillan in respect |
| couldn t even have a | word | with you and today martha |
| could be daeing with a | word | with you myself rowland of |
| it was a rather obscure | word | would have been called a |
| as a chance error the | word | wyve however meaning to weave |
| goodness sake naebody understands a | word | ye re sayin an m842: |
| an that s nae a | word | ye ye dinnae hear that |
| a it s a gaelic | word | yeah m1007: mmhm ah m1008: |
| that s a peculiarly hawick | word | [?]yokatolly[/?] is is hawick if |
| depend on a scotsman s | word | you ken that beaumont and |
| love the sound o the | word | you know a a speug |
| cow could become a swear | word | you know if you talk |
| hing aboot pat wantin a | word | you listenin silence lee is |
| of dwam ness not a | word | you re likely to find |
| it s just puttin the | word | afore it that s the |
| m1042: no couldnae dae that | word | f1041: i well i just |
| just have to take my | word | for it i hope that |
| asking them to take my | word | for it just as i |
| f1009: just play m1008: standard | word | for that m1007: yes mmhm |
| is the just the general | word | for them m999: mmhm f1001: |
| my dear sister just one | word | he takes her to one |
| huh mmhm f902: the orkney | word | just m903: mm f606: mm |
| [?]nary[/?] nae just one specific | word | no mmhm f1053: how would |
| to get erm sort of | word | of mouth and just tell |
| and she just said one | word | sit and [laugh] so i |
| m just thinkin o that | word | that just ju- the punt |
| just it s an odd | word | that that s one i |
| fur lumbago is there oney | word | aboot ma hoose agnes to |
| retting there is no other | word | and those who who have |
| and it is the same | word | as coal in the dialect |
| gang to the sea the | word | as fadge is recorded in |
| it is actually the same | word | as french pâques it is |
| grahame will have the last | word | because amendment 8 is her |
| what is the worl- the | word | birl or burl f963: birl |
| sectarian is quite the right | word | but i m workin on |
| here erm confident individuals the | word | confident erm is is the |
| as the choice of the | word | erased is exactly right for |
| tricia marwick it is the | word | experts that worries me the |
| is there an ultimate drunk | word | f1025: [laugh] f1024: oot the |
| observance is that the right | word | f963: mm f965: my observation |
| i- th- the the same | word | for cash is the same |
| for cash is the same | word | for cow in icelandic so |
| asked what is the correct | word | for doing your wilkies my |
| brown that is why the | word | genuinely was included in the |
| o tortoise shell ah hear | word | he is no true thay |
| thesaurus makers is placing the | word | in an appropriate category it |
| at least one adjective describing | word | in each sentence tom is |
| moment injunctions that is the | word | in england do not apply |
| have we been using this | word | in shetland usually it is |
| towards shared goals the last | word | in that quotation is what |
| doke now is there any | word | in the diagram that you |
| on any such applications the | word | inconceivable is perhaps too strong |
| perhaps not surprising that the | word | is absent from the dost |
| rivers in oe and that | word | is also transferred from its |
| f965: and the child s | word | is always taken before yours |
| section caesura this time james | word | is coined from french but |
| maamie thick and smooth the | word | is found as malm mellow |
| the earliest reference to the | word | is in fergusson s manuscript |
| your efforts and how the | word | is passed along and so |
| until comparatively recently and the | word | is recorded as far back |
| cows to be milked the | word | is related to wisk the |
| us we acknowledge that your | word | is spirit and life okay |
| ingle nook is that the | word | is that an ingle nook |
| head he sees that the | word | is wobbly because he had |
| uptight about you know the | word | is yes but aye is |
| in intelligence is an emotive | word | it is about open information |
| the meaning of this buchan | word | it is oatmeal pepper and |
| and clock as cloak the | word | land is sometimes spelt laund |
| f1009: i m1055: is that | word | [laugh] f1009: i didn t |
| were taught what does this | word | mean what is interesting or |
| now cockerty is an interesting | word | meaning rocky unsteady and if |
| all of that is the | word | necessary subsection 2 of article |
| evenin paper is there ony | word | o da he s fechtin |
| line beaumont whit is there | word | o that harry oh aye |
| the newspapers is there any | word | o them taking it up |
| f1067: and that is the | word | of choice in parts of |
| f606: yeah yeah f1067: the | word | of choice is breabadair f606: |
| you all in conclusion some | word | of praise inevitably is due |
| that is the common orkney | word | or peerie in f606: [cough] |
| rang etc ye sie this | word | quhylis is repetit heir this |
| an interest the convener the | word | restricts is therefore appropriate the |
| what the root of the | word | serendipity is he asked i |
| community care service for the | word | service there is substituted services |
| interesting one perhaps is the | word | stoo or styew for dust |
| which there is no other | word | that any builder whether it |
| paragraph in john young the | word | that i find problematic is |
| flawless scintillating stone the bad | word | that wounds is this you |
| to point out that that | word | there is killing the image |
| abolished fees is an interesting | word | they could be regarded as |
| creating thematic or topic based | word | banks possibly on computer on |
| or wh- or how that | word | came but they were always |
| no justification for representing the | word | for as fer fir or |
| that it represents the gaelic | word | for rough or rugged describing |
| they ve counted towards the | word | limit or not i don |
| f606: mmhm f1067: or the | word | of choice on islay and |
| b paragraph c and the | word | or immediately preceding it are |
| still pit in the odd | word | or like f831: uh huh |
| particularly and give an evaluative | word | or m1174: erm i don |
| players are each dealt ten | word | or punctuation cards the first |
| as to create very vivid | word | pictures or lively language unusual |
| support offered through simplified worksheets | word | processing or increased teacher contact |
| whether i d said the | word | thirteen or not he doesn |
| that were the case what | word | was aald peter misusing or |
| interesting or unusual about that | word | which words rhyme and so |
| proof but the woman s | word | and the woman who was |
| to one of these bilingual | word | books randle cotgrave s dictionarie |
| enjoyed s not the right | word | but i ve en- you |
| yeah everything s skanky great | word | cause ye know ye can |
| mummy f1141: what s the | word | [censored: forename] f1142: please she s |
| thinking it s the swearing | word | connotations rather than the you |
| most erm what s the | word | [cough] [cough] sorry [cough] [cough] |
| it s characterised by the | word | decluttering which basically means streamlining |
| that s the more appropriate | word | f943: [laugh] [laugh] m944: [laugh] |
| o that now it s | word | for something whose name you |
| yeah what s the magic | word | i ll give yo- i |
| through erm what s the | word | i m looking for here |
| person but that s the | word | i ve got that s |
| the yin that s the | word | i would yaise that s |
| one what s the magic | word | m1106 : i can t open |
| s running through the burgh | word | o the property deals will |
| her hand out to maggie | word | of maggie it s not |
| to you when you received | word | of peter s death it |
| at the time by the | word | pint james stevenson s 1983 |
| edged eens fit s the | word | she comes out of her |
| everybody s sweetheart and the | word | spread that she was to |
| an what s the other | word | starts wi f pause aw |
| f1001: prime s the very | word | that s right prime stock |
| f1145: well cludgie s the | word | that when the children hear |
| please f1141: what s the | word | there s nane in it |
| f1026: expecting s an older | word | though isn t it it |
| creepers sleep has the final | word | time s metronome that ticks |
| s an older generation s | word | ye dinnae hear that so |
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