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Dictionaries Of The Scots LanguageHerald Scotland |
Tomorrow is World Toilet Day, hence this week’s word. Dictionaries of the Scots Language defines cludgie as “a slang term for a water-closet”. ...
Dictionaries of the Scots Language (DSL) defines ill-trickit as: “Prone to play tricks, full of mischief, roguish”. DSL’s records date back to...
I heard this used recently in the context of someone getting a fright. In the Dictionaries of the Scots Language (DSL) it is defined as: “a fright,...
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