Kippage, a fit of temper.

Meltith, food.

Kittle, difficult.

Knap, to break.

Kraem, a stall.

Kye, oxen.

Kyloes, Highland cattle. Kythe, to seem.

Mense, sense.

Menseful, mindful.
Messan, a cur.

Midden, a dustheap.

Mim, mute.

Minnie, mother.
Mint, to aim.
Mirk, dusk.

Mirligoes, giddiness.
Misca', to malign.
Mischanter, mischief.
Miser, a miserable person.
Misguggled, mangled.
Misleared, misbehaved.
Mistryst, to doubt.

Mittans, fingerless gloves.

Mouls, the earth.

Mousted, scented.

Muckle, much.

Muirpits, young grouse.

Mull, a snuff-box.

Murgeons, mouths.

Mutch, a cap.

My-certie, good gracious.

My-lane, alone.

Napery, table linen.

Nashgabs, insolence.
Neb, the nose.

Neist, next.
Neuk, the corner.
Nicker, a horse-laugh.

Nieve, the fist.
Niffer, to bargain.

Nipperkin, a small morsel.
Noop, the elbow-joint.
Nourice, a nurse.
Nowt, black cattle.

Oe, a grandchild.
Opine, to believe.
Orra, odd.
Out-by, without.
Out-taken, except.
Owerby, over yonder.

Quern, a handmill.

Raily, an upper dress.
Rampauging, gesticulating.
Ramstam, precipitate,
Randy, disorderly.
Rann, a fish roe.
Rath, quick.

Rax, to stretch.
Redd, to clear up.
Rede, advice, speech.
Red-wud, stark mad.
Reek, smoke.

Reik, a disturbance.
Reird, noise.
Reise, a sapling.
Reisting, gibbing.
Reive, to plunder.
Rickle, a heap.
Rinthereout, wandering.
Ripe, to search.
Rit, a scratch.
Rotten, a rat.
Roughies, torches.
Roup, an auction.

Rouse, commendation.
Routh, plenty.
Row, a roll.

Rudas, a scold.

Rung, a staff.

Threep, to assert.

stone.

Warstle, to struggle.

Weid, a feverish cold

Wee, little.

Weighbawk, scales.
Weise, to direct.
Whample, a blow.
Whang, a strap.
Wheen, a few.

Whigging, jogging
Whigmalearie, gimcrack.
Whillywha, to wheedle.

Whim whams, whimsical fancies.

Whiskie, one-horse chaise.
Whittie-whattie, shuffling.
Whommle, to upset.
Willawins, well-a-day.

Willyard, wilful.
Wimple, to meander.
Woodie, the gallows.
Worricow, a scarecrow.
Wowf, crazed.
Wud, mad.

Wyliecoat, an under vest.
Wyte, blame.

Yagger, a pedlar.
Yald, active.

Yammer, to whine.
Yanking, pushing.
Yaud, an old mare.
Yelloch, to yell.
Yestreen, last evening.
Yett, a gate.
Yill, ale.
Yon, that.
Yowl, a yell.