Doit, a very small piece of money, Get, a contemptuous word for child, Dool! an exclamation of dole, pain, Gin, if, given, gien, gin. See D. of Gowden, golden Gouf, golf, a blow Graen, groan Langsome, tedious. Teut. langfaem Gree, to bear the, to carry off the Laird, landed gentleman, proprietor praife, or be conqueror Laverock, lark. Sax. Greet, to weep. Sax. gretan. Goth. Lilting, singing chearfully greitan Lix, cataract Lintwbite, linnet Lug, the ear Lam, the chimney vent M Mair, more Maift, moft Mart, the provifion of beef, mutton, or other animal food laid in at Martinmas to serve during Winter Hurkle, to crouch, or fit in a bent Mafs, a title given to the clergy contracted manner I Ilk, ilka, each. Sax. aele Ingle, fire Irie. See eerie Ither, other J Fawner, to talk foolishly Fink, to turn quickly in order to avoid a perfon K Kelpy, the water fpirit, faid to haunt fords and ferries in storms Ken, to know Kintry, country Kirn, churn, to win the, to fhear on the day when the harvest is concluded Ky, cows. Belg, koeye |