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Waverley II 122: D’ye think the lads wi’ the kilts will care for yere synods and yere presbyteries, and yere buttock-mail, and yere stool o’ repentance?at buttock mail (n.) under buttock, v.
Waverley II 122: D’ye think the lads wi’ the kilts will care for yere synods and yere presbyteries, and yere buttock-mail, and yere stool o’ repentance? Waverley Ch. xi n.p.: And now the Demon of Politics envied even the harmony arising from this Dutch concert merely because there was not a wrathful note in the strange compound of sounds which it produced [F&H].at Dutch concert (n.) under Dutch, adj.1
Waverley Ch. lxiv: There’s plenty of brandy in the greybeard.at greybeard (n.) under grey, adj.
Waverley (1821) 131: Of this he took a copious dram, observing he had already taken his morning with Donald Bean Lean .at morning, n.
Waverley (1821) 288: And ye wanted a spanker that would lead the field, [...] I would serve ye easy.at spanker, n.2
Waverley (1877) 92/1: I’ll set my ten commandments in the face o’ the first loon that lays a finger on him.at ten commandments (n.) under ten, adj.
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