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amuse verb haud oot o langour SHETLAND, ORKNEY, NORTH.
‣ amusement divert, ploy.
‣ amusing shortsome, pawkie.
‣ amusing person or thing divert.
‣ amuse yourself play yersel.
disgust
verb scunner, scomfish, ug, set NORTH-EAST, granich NORTH-EAST; (intensely) gar (someone) grue; (with too much food) staw.
noun scunner, set NORTH-EAST, hert scaud, forlaithie NORTH-EAST, grue; (for something edible) skeichen NORTH-EAST.
‣ disgusted scunnert, uggit NORTH-EAST.
‣ be disgusted at tak a scunner at, tak the grue at, tak an ug at NORTH-EAST.
‣ disgusting scunnersome, ugsome, uggin, foosome, feechie.
‣ disgusting person or thing scunner, ug NORTH-EAST.
‣ cause disgust to someone gie someone the (dry) boak.
‣ exclamation of disgust feech!, peuch!; (especially as a warning to a child) keech!
‣ object of disgust scunneration.
small adjective wee, sma, peedie ORKNEY, CAITHNESS, FIFE, peerie SHETLAND; (very) wee wee, little wee, wee sma, tot(t)ie (wee).
‣ small amount (wee) tait, (wee) pickle.
‣ small person or thing smowt, dottle.
‣ small change smas.
‣ smallholder crofter, crafter NORTH-EAST.
‣ smallholding croft, craft NORTH-EAST.
thing noun ting SHETLAND, ORKNEY.
‣ thingummy hingmy, thingmy, thingwy.
‣ not a thing nae a docken, deil a haet.