1892 Arbroath Herald 28 Apr. 2/5: ‘I would rather he had telled us what made him gie the go-by to Ezra’.at give someone/something the go-by (v.) under go-by, n.
1892 Arbroath Herald 28 Apr. 2/5: ‘Haud your gabs, baith ’o you’’.at stow one’s gab (v.) under gab, n.2
1892 Arbroath Herald 20 Oct. 2/5: ‘Here’s a moocher on the beer’ / [...] / An’ he had drunk his last bawbee / Wi’ some orra, ragged quean.at moocher, n.
1893 Arbroath Herald 26 Jan. 2/3: This was none other than the great Hogopolis, Chicago.at Porkopolis, n.
1903 Arbroath Herald 1 Jan. 6/6: By crivens, but he tell’t me plenty tae pit me past buyin’ the like.at crivens!, excl.
1918 Arbroath Herald 4 Oct. n.p.: After the band had bestowed its benediction in the strains of ‘Return to Serbia,’ the writer was fortunate enough to ‘fag’ an interpreter, through whom he sought out the native Scoutmaster.at fag, v.4
1938 Arbroath Herald 30 Sept. 5/7: The reward we’ve got for a good job — anither order and crivans! she’s a beezer.at beezer, n.2
1938 Arbroath Herald 30 Sept. 5/7: The reward we’ve got for a good job — anither order and crivans! she’s a beezer.at crivens!, excl.
1938 Arbroath Herald 30 Sept. 7/2: The ’keeper got a roasting [...] He could do nothing to stem the tide.at roasting, n.
1950 Arbroath Herald 23 June 13/2: Arbroath Scop the Pool. Arbroath carried off the honours in the [...] qualifying section.at scoop the pool (v.) under scoop, v.
1953 Arbroath Herald 29 May 8/3: In justice to their bravery [...] we must state that [...] they did not show the white feather until deserted by their officers.at show the (white) feather (v.) under show, v.