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CHILDREN'S AMUSEMENTS - GLOSSARY.
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Pauls, puzzles
Peer, poor
Peerie, little
Pit, put
Powney, pony
Pyckin, picking
Pyock, bag

Quo, quoth, said

Raide, rode
Richt, right
Rin, rinie, rinickie, run
Road, way, manner
Roon about, round about
Ruggit, pulled
Rumple, back-bone

Saidle, saddle
Saul', sold
Seen, soon
Sehr, very
Sharpy, sharp, a diminutive form
Shee, shoe
Sheet, shoed
Shiltie, pony
Shoother, shoulder
Sicker, firm
Sin, since
Slab, lap
Sma', small
Sneckie, small latch
Speel, mount, climb
Sta, stole
Stack, the fuel or peat stored for the year
Stealt, stole Steed, stood
Steek, close, shut
Stehl, steal
Strack, struck
Strick, strike
Sud, should
Syne, then

Tack, take
Tacket, a short, broad-headed nail, commonly used for driving into the soles of boots or shoes
Tae, toe
Tae, to
Tailie, little tail
Taul', told, paid
Telt, told
Than, then, at that time
Tyne, prong

Untaul', untold, not to be counted

Wa', wall
Wat, know
Wee, little
Weel, well
Weeny, windy
Wheep, whip
Weerie, small
Wi', with
Wiz, was
Womle, auger
Wye, way, manner
Wymie, little belly

Yirsel, yourself
Yir, your