GIRN, girning, whining, or fretting. GLAMOUR, bewitchment. GLED, kite. GLENTED, sparkled, gleamed. GLOWER, to gaze intently. GOWAN, mountain daisy. GOWK'S SPITTLES, plant froth (discharged by an insect, Cicada). GREETS, cries or weeps. GRINWAN, a noose of horse-hair attached to a stick or rod. GRUN, ground, referring to the grinding of grain. GYRE-CARLINE, a mother-witch. H HAED, possessed. "HAGGERT WEE GRANUM," a rather ragged small old woman. HAG-RIDDEN, bewitched (_lit._, ridden by a witch). HALD, hall. HALE, well, in good health. HALLOW-EVE, the night before All-Hallow. HALVE, a hand-fishing net on a wooden frame. HANNIE, suitable, a fitting time. HANTLE, much. HAURNED, roasted. HAURPAN, brain-pan or skull. HAWCKET, probably finely chopped. HAWS, fruit of the hawthorn. HEREZELD, the best beast on the land, given to the landlord on the death of a farm tenant. HERIOT, the fine exacted by the superior on the death of a tenant. HERRIE, confiscate. HEUGH, a small height or eminence. HIP O', shoulder or edge of. HINNIE-SUCKLES, honeysuckle. HOOSE-RIGGIN', roof. HOOVES, abdomen, (_lit._, swollen by gaseous distension). HOWE, depth. HOUK, to dig up. HOWLET, an owl. HOWS, house. HYNT, caught up. I ILK, the same name. ILL E'E, evil eye. J JIMP, neat and slender. JOW, ringing of a bell. K KAIN, rent or exchange in kind. "KELLY," Satan, Old Nick. KEP SKAITH, avert evil. KEPPIT, caught. KILTED, tucked up. KIMMER, witch-wife or "gossip." KNAG, keg, or wooden vessel. "KNOCK THE BIG," to hull the barley. KOW, a goblin. KYE, cows or oxen. L LAIR, quagmire, to entice into a quagmire. LAMMASTIDE, August, beginning of. LAVE, remainder. LIFT, vault of the heavens. LINGLE, leather-thong. LOCHEN, small loch or tarn. LOOFIE, fingerless glove. LOUPES, jumps. LOURING, lowering of clouds. LOUTHE, abundance. LOWNE, silent, still. LOWSE, loosen. LUGS, ears. M MALEFICES, offences. MALISON, prognostication for evil. MART, a fattened ox (killed at Martinmas for winter use). MAUN, must. MAUT, meal. MEAL-ARK, meal chest. MEALL, male. MEIKLE, much. MEIL, meal. METTLE, with spirit. "MILKED THE TETHER," extracted the milk by witchcraft through the halter. MINNIE, mother. MOOLS, earth or soil. MORT-CLOTH, funeral pall. MOU', mouth. MUIR-ILL, a disease specially affecting black cattle. N NAIG, riding-horse or nag. NAPPLE-ROOTS, heath peas. NEERS, kidneys. NEIST, nearest or next. NETTLE-STINGERS, nettle leaves. NIEVE, hand or fist. NOB, nose, also boat's prow. NOOL-SHEARINGS, horn parings. NOWT, oxen (a corrupt form is noat). O O'ERSWAK, sound of breakers. ONSTEAD, home or farm-steading. P PADDOCK, a frog. PAWKY, shrewd and crafty. PAWT, movement of foot, kick. PHILIBEG, a pouch worn in front of a kilt. PICKLE, small quantity. PIG, an earthenware vessel. PINGLE, a small pan. PIRN, a reel. PIZION, poison. PLOTCOCK, the Devil. POULDER, gun-powder.