Scottish Words tagged with: dishwasher - 3 posts.

Mummy predator is doing the dishes while dad is upstairs in the nest reading a bedtime story to the youngest.

Scottish Word: Cuik.

Tags: birds, book, branches, dishwasher, leaves, mug, skulls

Och faither yer scratcher time cuik buik’s awricht in its way. But dae ye no hae a vegan version? Ahm seek o meat, ah dinni mind tellin ye. And scoffin less o it is one wey … Continue reading Cuik. →

birds, book, branches, dishwasher, leaves, mug, skulls

The mother and the 'floor as a coat hanger' attitude.

Scottish Word: Shin.

Tags: dishwasher, Family, home, machine, mum, school, schoolbag, shoes, son, washing

“An is that where yer leavin yir shin, uniform an scuil bag, is it?” Translate: shin: shoes. “And is that one’s usual location for storing one’s shoes, uniform and schoolbag, is it?” The Scottish Word: shin … Continue reading Shin. →

dishwasher, Family, home, machine, mum, school, schoolbag, shoes, son, washing

A couple too close to the beach volleyball.

Scottish Word: Boggle.

Tags: beach, dishwasher, girl, girls, husband, recreation, sink, volleyball, wash, washing, watch, wife, window

“An whit are you bogglin at?” Translate: boggle: bulging eyes. “And what are you taking such an overly keen interest in looking at?” The Scottish Word: boggle with its definition and its meaning illustrated and captioned … Continue reading Boggle. →