10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TRAUCHLED»
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trauchled in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
trauchled and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Death Is a Fumbler: A John Holmes Johnson Mystery
A John Holmes Johnson Mystery M. L. Spurgeon. They stopped laughing long
enough to polish off the pudding. Samantha licked the spoon. "It is actually 8:45,"
said Holmes as he patted his stomach. "Are ye trauchled, callan?" "New one on ...
They humbly obeyed, and, Mr. James, their fellows are for the most part young,
beardless men — silly, trauchled, and hungered." " Silly, trauchled, and hungered
! — the ravishers and idolatrous foreign invaders ! Was this their invincibility ?
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Tales of the Jacobite Grenadiers: The Second of Three Books ...
... Sergeant Baird. 'You should be well used to a wee bit of digging!' *. *. *. A half-
hour later Patrick was walking in the shadow of the market cross, through the
village, heading towards the hill. He trauchled slowly alongside the cart, a spade
...
trauchled her more each day that passed. Her swollen ankles and feet kept her in
the house, depriving her of a walk in the fresh air. “I hope that this bairn
appreciates what I'm going through to bring it into the world,” she told Jim as they
sat at ...
5
Giddy Old School: The Diary of a Swot 1948-1951
When Miss Landles was trauchled past by Mr. Low in what was meant to be a
slow fox—trot, she sort of grinned at me and made a face — and I winked back.
Eilidh, you've a nerve, lassie. I had the Last Waltz with Ian MacF. This was most ...
6
Death in a Green House: A John Holmes Johnson Mystery
I am a vera hungry mon, thewless, trauchled, vera peelywaly, and with an empty
pechan. Gie me a break. I canna thole much langer.” None of us had a clue what
the man had said but the delivery was so melodramatic that the room seemed to
...
7
An Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language: ...
... carelessness or slovcnlincss, S. “ That night the Laird-sufi'ered the sonldiers to
come a land and -ly all together to the number of thirteen score, for the most part
young beardless men, silly, trauchled, and hungered.” Mr. James Mcllvill's MS.
8
Historical Memoirs of Andrew Melville: Containing an Account ...
One of these vessels, containing " threttin score, for the maist part young
beardless men, sillie, trauchled, and hungry," was cast ashore on the Fair Islands
, and afterwards made its way to the harbour of An- struther, of which burgh
James ...
9
Shamrocks in the Heather
Asides, I'm feelin' a bit trauchled m'self. D' y' mind if we went t' bed, Lee? Lee was
concerned. Until that moment he hadn't noticed how white his wife was. Gently,
he stroked her cheek to check for fever. She grinned at him, knowing perfectly ...
10
The History of Scotland
... until they obtained a license and protection from his majesty to return home. “
The privates, to the number of threttin score, for the maist part young berdles men
, sillie, trauchled and hungered, were supplied with keall, pottage, and fish.
George Buchanan, James Aikman, 1827
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TRAUCHLED»
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trauchled is used in the context of the following news items.
Under sweltering sun, music welcomes baton to golf coast
"Please tell me you saw it after all that," said their trauchled teacher. But in truth they didn't seem all that bothered. It was more important that they were there on a ... «Herald Scotland, Jun 14»
Pregnant pause to catch a breath
The hill proved testing for generations of trauchled mums, nervous new fathers, proud grannies and slightly 'pit oot' older brothers and sisters. Share article. «Glasgow Evening Times, Apr 14»
Scots word of the day: Puggle
Trauchled, another word that conveys a similar state of weariness, can also encompass a feeling of being harassed or overwhelmed. Puggled, however, can ... «Scotsman, Jan 13»
