Man sitting at table with a cardboard box for a hat while a worried lady looks on wearing a tinfoil hat.
The Scottish Word:

Liss.

Has yer hope the cardboard wid gie ye liss frae the commands frae hell mair than the tinfoil’s done come tae pass?

Whit aboot tryin bubble-wrap agin but wi yer medication this time?

Translate:

liss: cessation, abatement, respite as from pain or trouble.

Has your hope that the cardboard would give respite from the commands frae hell more than the tinfoil’s done come to pass?

What about trying bubble-wrap again but with your medication this time?

lɪs
The Scottish Word: liss with its definition and its meaning illustrated and captioned with the word used in context in the Scots language and in English.

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