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Written by John McCullagh
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Wednesday, 25 February 2004 |
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Allowance: permission: I can’t give you that allowance. All sorts: a severe scolding, heavily: She gave him all sorts. It was raining all sorts. All there: cute, attractive: He’s all there. All there [not]: intellectually challenged: She’s not all there! Anenst: opposite, against: He lives anenst me on the road. Antic: funny: He’s that antic ye’d split yer sides at him. Ar: scar Arn: errand Art: direction: What art is he from? Article: character She's a bad article, that one! Astray: unbalanced I wus astray with the pain of it. He’d put ye astray in the head. At it: quarrelling, having sex They were at it with their fists They were at it like rabbits! Awaiting: expecting She’s awaiting for ye. Atween: between. Author: informant: He’s my author on that one. Away in the mind: unbalanced: astray! Away: with gusto: Sing away, there! Ax: ask Awanting: crazy, silly He’s awanting something. var. wee want There’s a wee want in him. needs Yer ma’s awanting ye.
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