oughten_, fatigued.

_Forgie_, forgive.

_Forejeskit_, jaded, worn out.

_Forejidged_, prejudged.

_Forpit_, the fourth of a peck.

_Fou_, drunk.

_Founder_, stumble.

_Frae_, from.

_Freets_, superstitious omens.

_Fremit_, foreign, not akin, strange.

_Fresh_, a thaw after frost.

_Frist_, to delay.

_Fu'_, full.

_Fuff_, to puff, boast, threaten.

_Furdersome_, industrious, pushing.

_Fyke_, to trifle.

_Fyle_, to soil, defile, dirty.

_Gab_, the mouth; to speak.

_Gae_, go.

_Gate_, _gait_, road, way.

_Gaislin'_, gosling; a stupid child.

_Gane_, gone.

_Gang_, to go.

_Gar_, to cause, force, compel.

_Gat_, did get.

_Gatty_, old-like, ill-natured.

_Gaud_, a rod or goad.

_Gaun_, going.

_Gaunt_, to yawn.

_Gaw_, to gall.

_Gawsie_, plump, jolly, stately.

_Gaylie_, middling.

_Gear_, wealth, property, goods.

_Geary_, having riches or wealth.

_Gellock_, gavelock, an iron crowbar or lever.

_Ghaist_, a ghost.

_Gien_, given.

_Giff-gaff_, exchange of gifts, mutual obligations.

_Gileynour_, a deceiver, a cheat.

_Gillies_, followers.

_Gin_, if.

_Gir_, girth, hoop.

_Gird_, to keep fast.

_Girdle_, a circular iron plate used for baking bread.

_Girn_, a snare.

_Girnin'_, grinning, fretful.

_Gizen_, to become leaky from drouth.

_Glaiket_, wanton, foolish, playful, trifling.

_Glaum_, to snatch at, to aspire to.

_Glaur_, mud, mire.

_Gled_, a kite.

_Gleg_, smart, sharp-sighted, ready-witted, acute.

_Glib_, quick, ready in speaking.

_Gliff_, a fright; a passing sight.

_Glitty_, smooth, glossy.

_Gloom_, frown.

_Glower_, to stare.

_Glum_, morose, sour, sulky.

_Glunshes_, glooms.

_Goavin'_, staring, looking intently.

_Gowd_, gold.

_Gowdspink_, goldfinch.

_Gowk_, a simpleton, one easily imposed on; a cuckoo.

_Gowpen_, the two hands joined to contain anything, as grain; also the
quantity so contained.

_Graip_, a dung fork.

_Graith_, harness, horse-clothing.

_Gramashes_, riding hose, gaiters.

_Grane_, to groan.

_Grape_, to grope, search.

_Grat_, did weep, cry.

_Gree_, to agree.

_Green_, to covet, long for, desire.

_Greet_, to cry, weep.

_Greive_, overseer, steward, factor.

_Grewsome_, sullen, quarrelsome.

_Grip_, to catch, take hold of; a hold, a grip.

_Grit_, intimate, familiar.

_Groat_, fourpence.

_Groats_, milled oats.

_Grosset_, gooseberry.

_Grumph_, to grunt