Scottish Words tagged with: pegs - 3 posts.

Elf with reindeer poo bucket full of poo and a shovel chatting with a very stout and round Santa Clause in front of a washing line full of thermal underwear in the falling snow.

Scottish Word: Bulfie.

Tags: bell, bucket, ears, pegs, shovel, washing, wellies

Nae fear Santa I ken yer no a bulfie bloke. Yer even mair o a skinnymalink than me an lanky too. Despite yer fat neb. We aw ken, cos yer thermal long johns oan the washin … Continue reading Bulfie. →

bell, bucket, ears, pegs, shovel, washing, wellies

A rare thing to see a Heron eyeing up goldfish in a bowl from a window ledge.

Scottish Word: Windie.

Tags: beak, bowl, goldfish, heron, line, meal, peg, pegs, pet, washing, water, window

“HOI! Get away frae that windie.” Translate: windie: window. “HOI! Get away from that window.” The Scottish Word: windie with its definition and its meaning illustrated and captioned with the word used in context in the … Continue reading Windie. →

beak, bowl, goldfish, heron, line, meal, peg, pegs, pet, washing, water, window

Scottish Word: Scuddler.

Tags: counting, crown, honey, king, line, maid, money, nose, nursery rhyme, peg, pegs, queen, ruler

“Whaur’s the scuddler?” Translate: scuddler: maid of all work, skivvy. “Where is the skivvy, do you know?” Here is the nursery rhyme for those that don’t know it… Sing a song of sixpence. Sing a song … Continue reading Scuddler. →