dull.
_dreich_, tedious.
_drumly_, turbid, troubled.
_duds_, rags.
_dunt_, to knock out by repeated blows.
_dwam_, seizure (sickness).
_dyke_, boundary wall.
_Ellwand_, yard-measure.
_erles_, _arles_, an earnest.
_ettle_, _v._ aim.
_excambio_, exchange ratified by law.
_eydent_, zealous, industrious.
_Fash_, _v._ vex.
_fek_, "_o' ony fek_," of any effect.
_fey_, infatuated.
_fisle_, _v._ rustle.
_flesher_, butcher.
_flit_, _v._ word in general use in Scotland for changing residence.
_flyte_, _v._ scold.
_foregather_, _v._ get into company together.
_fornent_, in front of.
_fyke_, bustle.
_Gait_, _gate_, way.
_gar_, compel.
_gardevine_, cellaret.
_garnel_, granary.
_gaud_, a bar of metal.
_gauntrees_, _gantrees_, a stand for a barrel.
_gawsie_, _gaucy_, jolly.
_geizen't_, drought-cracked.
_gett_, contemptuous term for progeny.
_gif_, if.
_gir_, _gird_, hoop.
_girn_, a snare.
_glaikit_, foolish.
_glebe_, land held _ex officio_ by a parish minister.
_gled_, hawk.
_gleg_, eager.
_glower_, _v._ glare.
_gludder_, the sound caused by a body falling among mire (Jamieson).
_gowk_, fool, _lit._ cuckoo.
_greet_, weep.
_grew_, _v._ shudder.
_grouff_, belly.
_gude-mother_, mother-in-law.
_gurl_, _n._ growl.
_gurly_, surly.
_Hack_, a rack for horses or cattle.
_haffet_, side-lock.
_Hallowe'en_, the eve of All Saints' Day.
_hap_, wrap.
_harl_, _v._ drag.
_hass_, throat.
_havers_, foolish or incoherent talk.
_hempy_, rogue.
_herry_, harry.
_hirkos_ (_Lat._ hircus), a he-goat.
_hirple_, limp.
_hirstle_, to shove oneself along by the hands in a seated posture.
_hobbleshow_, a difficulty.
_Hogmanae_, the last day of the year.
_holm_, _howm_, low-lying level ground on the banks of a river.
_hooly_, cautiously.
_horse-setter_, job-master.
_howdy_, midwife.
_howf_, _n._ haunt.
_howk_, dig, burrow.
_hyte and fykie_, anxious and irritable.
_Jawp_, _v._ dash and rebound as water (Jamieson).
_jealouse_, suspect.
_jelly-flowers_, gilliflowers.
_jimp_, scarcely.
_jink_, chink (_corruption_).
_jo_, sweetheart.
_jow_, _v._ toll.
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