Glossary : D
Dad: daddie: father
Daez't: dazed
Daffin: larking: fun
Daft: mad: foolish
Dails: planks
Daimen icker: an odd ear of corn
Dam: pent-up water: urine
Damie: dim of dame
Dang: pret of ding
Danton: v daunton
Darena: dare not
Darg: labor: task: a day's
work
Darklins: in the dark
Daud: a large piece
Daud: to pelt
Daunder: saunter
Daunton: to daunt
Daur: dare
Daurna: dare not
Daur't: dared
Daut: dawte: to fondle
Daviely: spiritless
Daw: to dawn
Dawds: lumps
Dawtingly: prettily: caressingly
Dead: death
Dead-sweer: extremely reluctant
Deave: to deafen
Deil: devil
Deil-haet: nothing (Devil have it)
Deil-ma-care: Devil may care
Deleeret: delirious: mad
Delvin: digging
Dern'd: hid
Descrive: to describe
Deuk: duck
Devel: a stunning blow
Diddle: to move quickly
Dight: to wipe
Dight: winnowed: sifted
Din: dun: muddy of complexion
Ding: to beat: to surpass
Dink: trim
Dinna: do not
Dirl: to vibrate: to ring
Diz'n: dizzen: dozen
Dochter: daughter
Doited: muddled: doting; stupid:
bewildered
Donsie: vicious: bad-tempered; restive;
testy
Dool: wo: sorrow
Doolfu': doleful: woful
Dorty: pettish
Douce: douse: sedate: sober:
prudent
Douce: doucely: dousely: sedately:
prudently
Doudl'd: dandled
Dought (pret of dow): could
Douked: ducked
Doup: the bottom
Doup-skelper: bottom-smacker
Dour-doure: stubborn: obstinate; cutting
Dow: dowe: am (is or are) able:
can
Dow: a dove
Dowf: dowff: dull
Dowie: drooping: mournful
Dowilie: drooping
Downa: can not
Downa-do (can not do): lack of power
Doylt: stupid: stupefied
Doytin: doddering:
Dozen'd: torpid
Dozin: torpid
Draigl't: draggled
Drant: prosing
Drap: drop
Draunting: tedious
Dree: endure: suffer
Dreigh: v dreight
Dribble: drizzle
Driddle: to toddle
Dreigh: tedious: dull
Droddum: the breech
Drone: part of the bagpipe
Droop-rumpl't: short-rumped
Drouk: to wet: to drench
Droukit: wetted
Drouth: thirst
Drouthy: thirsty
Druken: drucken: drunken
Drumlie: muddy: turbid
Drummock: raw meal and cold water
Drunt: the huff
Dry: thirsty
Dub: puddle: slush
Duddie: ragged
Duddies: dim of duds: rags
Duds: rags: clothes
Dung: v dang
Dunted: throbbed: beat
Dunts: blows
Durk: dirk
Dusht: pushed or thrown down violently
Dwalling: dwelling
Dwalt: dwelt
Dyke: a fence (of stone or turf): a wall
Dyvor: a bankrupt
