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jade

janwar, january

jauk, to trifle, to dally

jauner, gabber

jauntie, di of jaunt

jaup, spsh

jaw, talk, ipudence

jaw, to throw, to dash

jeeg, to jog

jillet, a jilt

jip, sall, slender

jiply, neatly

jips, stays

jk, the slip

jk, to frisk, to sport, to dod

jker, dodr (ette); a jker noble; a noble goer

jirket, bodice

jirt, a jerk

jiz, a wig

jo, a sweetheart

jocteleg, a csp-knife

jouk, to duck, to ver, to dod

jow, to jow, a verb which cded both the sgg otion and

pealg

und of a r bell (r b)

jupet, jupit, juped

jundie, to jostle

jurr, a servant wench

kae, a jackdaw

kail, kale, the lewort; cabba; sts&039; broth

kail-bde, the leaf of the lewort

kail-gullie, a cabba knife

kail-runt, the ste of the lewort

kail-whittle, a cabba knife

kail-yard, a kitchen garden

ka, kane, rents kd

ka, a b

kebars, rafters

kebbuck, a cheese; a kebbuck heel = the st crt of a cheese

keckle, to cackle, to giggle

keek, look, gnce

keek-gss, the lookg-gss

keel, red chalk

kelpies, river deons

ken, to know

kenna, know not

kenn, a very little (rely as uch as can be perceived)

kep, to catch

ket, the fleece on a sheep&039;s body

key, ay

kiaugh, anxiety

kilt, to tuck up

kir, a wench, a gossip; a wife

k&039;, kd

kg&039;s-hood, the 2d stoach a ruant (eivocal for the scrotu)

ktra, untry

kirk, church

kirn, a churn

kirn, harvest ho

kirsen, to christen

kist, chest, unter

kitchen, to relish

kittle, difficult, ticklish, delicate, fickle

kittle, to tickle

kittl, kitten

kiutl, cuddlg

knaggie, knobby

knapp-hars, hars for breakg stones

knowe, knoll