| Term |
Definition |
| c |
Caa me what ye like, but dinna caa me ower. |
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| c |
Cast a cat ower the hoose an she'll faa on her feet. |
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| c |
Call again: ye're no a ghost. |
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| c |
Careless fowk is aye cumbersome. |
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| c |
Come wi the wind an gang wi the watter. |
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| c |
Chairity begins at hame, but shouldna end there. |
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| c |
Claw me an I'll claw thee. |
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| c |
Coont again is no forbidden. |
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| c |
Cripples is aye better planners than wirkers. |
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| c |
Clippet sheep will growe again. |
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| c |
Choose yer wife on Setterday, no on Sunday. |
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| c |
Courtesy is cumbersome to him that kens it na. |
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| c |
Confessed fault is half amends. |
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| c |
Cats eats what hussies spare. |
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| c |
Corbies an clergy is kittle shot. |
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| c |
Corbies dinnae pike oot corbies' een. |
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