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| en sawney (n) |
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| en ullans (n) |
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| en ulster scots (n) |
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| en scotland (n) |
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| en glasgow patter (n) |
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| en pennyland (n) |
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| en twalpenny (n) |
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| en middle english (n) |
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| en quarterland (n) |
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| en scots (n) |
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| en ochdamh (n) |
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| en scots (n) |
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| en newcastleton (n) |
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| en daugh (n) |
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| en scotch (n) |
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| en scots (n) |
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| en ounceland (n) |
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| en duply (n) |
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| en taghairm (n) |
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| en scottish (n) |
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| en scots (a) |
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| en fall (n) |
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| en farthingland (n) |
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| en markland (n) |
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| en doric (n) |
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| en scots (a) |
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| en apologetic apostrophe (n) |
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| mg sikaotisy (n) |
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| en scots (n) |
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| en scots (n) |
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| en scots (a) |
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| en makar (n) |
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| en scottish (n) |
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| en anglo frisian (n) |
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| en drammach (n) |
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