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glaikit
glaikit, a. Sc. and north. (ˈgleːkɪt) Also 5 glakyt, 6 glaykit, -yt, 8 glakit, 6– glaiket. [Related to glaik n. and v., but recorded earlier than these.] Senseless, foolish. In later use: Thoughtless, flighty, giddy (said esp. of women).c 1450 Henryson Sum Practysis Med. i. Poems (1865) 43 Your sayi... Oxford English Dictionary
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glaykit
glayfe, glayk(it obs. ff. glaive, glaikit. Oxford English Dictionary
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Johnny Beattie
in his own sketch show, Johnny Beattie's Saturday Night Show, which featured him playing many different colourful characters, including his alter ego "Glaikit Beattie went on to appear on Rikki Fulton's sketch show Scotch & Wry, at one point appearing as his alter ego Glaikit O'Toole, who encounters Fulton's wikipedia.org
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glakit
glakit, -yt obs. forms of glaikit. Oxford English Dictionary
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The Flying Pigs
Desperate Fishwives- Stage Show (2007, His Majesty's Theatre) Desperate Fishwives- Radio Show (2007, 2009, 2010, BBC Radio Scotland) How to Look Good Glaikit wikipedia.org
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dreep
▪ I. dreep, drepe, v. Obs. exc. dial. (driːp) Also dreap, dreip. [In Sc. use, a dial. form of drip v.; but the 15–16th c. English examples appear to represent the OE. strong vb. dréopan = OS. driopan, OHG. triofan, ON. drj{uacu}pa:—OTeut. *dreup-, draup-, drup- to drop. See drip, drop.] 1. intr. To ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Aberdeen Student Show
The 2019 Student Show, 'The Glaikit Showman' was staged at His Majesty's Theatre, raised a record breaking £122,000 for Aberdeen University Raising and wikipedia.org
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teuchter
teuchter Sc. (ˈtjuxtər, ˈtʃu-) Also teuchtar. [Origin unknown.] A Highlander (see also quots. 1962 and 1977).1940 R. Garioch 17 Poems for 6d. 13 Thir a glaikit pair o Teuchters, an as Heilant as a peat. 1962 Scotsman 26 Jan. 11 There is ample evidence that she referred to him as a ‘teuchter’, a word... Oxford English Dictionary
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gillie
▪ I. gillie, n.1 (ˈgɪlɪ) Also 6 cuille, geilȝie, 8 gaelly, 8–9 gilly, 9 ghillie. [a. Gael. gille a lad, servant = Irish gille, giolla.] 1. Hist. a. An attendant on a Highland chief.[1596 Spenser State Irel. Wks. (Globe) 641/2 Next after the Irish Kearne, me seemes the Irish Horse-boyes or Cuilles (a... Oxford English Dictionary
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what'n
what'n, whatten, a. Sc. and north. dial. (ˈhwɒt(ə)n) Forms: 6 quhaten, quhattane, -in(e, whattin, 9 whaten, -an, whatten. Also β. (with indef. art.) what'n a, whatna. [Reduced form of whatkin a.; cf. that'n, thissen.] Properly, What kind of; hence, what.a 1510 Douglas K. Hart i. 245 Quhat will ȝe sa... Oxford English Dictionary
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Please explain how to make cranachan (and scottish insults)
calling someone a bit airheaded and then if you wanna say that somebody looks dumb, like they've got a sort of gormless looking face You'd say they're "glaikit
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