_Dusht_, overcome with
superstitious
fear, to drop down suddenly.
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_Droddum_, the breech.
_Drone_, part of a bagpipe, the chanter.
_Droop rumpl't_, that droops at the crupper.
_Droukit_, wet.
_Drouth_, thirst, drought.
_Drucken_, drunken.
_Drumly_, muddy.
_Drummock_ or _Drammock_, meal and water mixed, raw.
_Drunt_, pet, sour humour.
_Dub_, a small pond, a hollow filled with rain water.
_Duds_, rags, clothes.
_Duddie_, ragged.
_Dung-dang_, worsted, pushed, stricken.
_Dunted_, throbbed, beaten.
_Dush-dunsh_, to push, or butt as a ram.
_Dusht_, overcome with superstitious fear, to drop down suddenly.
_Dyvor_, bankrupt, or about to become one.
E.
_E'e_, the eye.
_Een_, the eyes, the evening.
_Eebree_, the eyebrow.
_Eenin'_, the evening.
_Eerie_, frighted, haunted, dreading spirits.
_Eild_, old age.
_Elbuck_, the elbow.
_Eldritch_, ghastly, frightful, elvish.
_En'_, end.
_Enbrugh_, Edinburgh.
_Eneugh_, and _aneuch_, enough.
_Especial_, especially.
_Ether-stone_, stone formed by adders, an adder bead.
