Take a look: [5] Baccy - Tobacco Baltic - Freezing cold Barkit - Dirty or unclean Barras - A market (originally describing using a wheelbarrow to sell things from) Batter - To beat up Bide - Stay, live Birl - Spin Bit - Place (referring to someones house) Bizzo - Business Bolt - Go away Bosie - Cuddle Burn - A small river or stream Canny - Smart (or, alternatively, to be wary or careful) Chankin - Cold Chib - To stab something or headbutt Chookie - Bird Choon - Song Chum - To go somewhere with someone else Clart - To put on or apply too much of something Clipe - To snitch or tell on someone Cowk - To throw up Crabbit - Grumpy, bad-tempered Cuddy - Horse Cuttin - Hanging around without a goal or direction in mind Dander - A walk Doo - A pigeon Dreich - Damp, overcast Drookit - Soaked through, drenched Dug - Dog Dunt - Nudge Fash - Fuss, worry Gan - Go Grannied - Didnt score any points Greet - To cry Heavin - Very busy Hoora - Very Kippy - Left Keek - To peek at something Laldy - Effort Lifted - To be arrested Lip - Cheek (as in giving people attitude) Loused - Finished or super tired Nip - Kiss Patch - To ignore someone or stand them up Peedie - Small Pooched - Broken or useless Puckle - A small amount of something Scooby - A clue (as in no clue!) Skelp - To smack (hit) something or someone Swatch - Look Swick - Cheat Techt - Tight, broke (having no money) Wheesht - Quiet Yonks - Years (a long time ago) Finally, lets examine some of the Scottish sayings and slang phrases that became prominent years ago, and remain so to this day
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