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A Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language ...: ...
5. Brown Haickie, a cant term for a barrel of ale, S. But we drank the gude brown
hawkic dry, And sarkless hame came Kimmer an' I. Nithsdale and Galloway Song
, p. 03. V. Hawkit, and Cow — Brown Cow. HAWKIT.4. Having a white face, 8tc] ...
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The English dialect dictionary
Cf. hawkit. Sc. Nae mair the hawkies thou shalt milk, RAMSAY Tea-Table Mz'sc. (
1724 I. :13, ed. 1871 ; Pbroo, pbroo! my bonnie 00w, Pbroo,hawkie! ho, hawkie!
CHAMBERS Sngs. (1829) II. 515. Elg. Hawky ahint the hallan main't, COUPER ...
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Scottish Dictionary and Supplement: In Four Volumes. Suppl. ...
5. Brown Hawkie, a cant term for a barrel of ale, S. But we drank the gude brown
hawkie dry, And sarkless hame came Kimmer an' I. Nithsdale and Galloway Song
, p. 95. V. Hawkit, and Cow — Brown Cow. HAWKIT, adj. Having a white face, ...
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Ancient Scottish Poems Publ. from the Ms. of George ...
Unknowingiy he bewrayed himself. l. 7. “ Hawkit.” Horned cattle are called hawkit
when they have streaks on their skin, and particularly on their foreheads. Dream
of the Abbot of Tungland. p. 26. T. 5. l. 2. “Mahoun.” According to Matth. Paris, p.
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Medieval and Renaissance Drama in England
1504-7, where the protagonist is one John Damian, Abbot of Tungland in
Galloway 1504-9, and a favourite of James IV. In an attempt to fly in a coat of
feathers, Damian creates the first herd of "hawkit" cattle — those with coats
covered with ...
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The Songs of Robert Burns
fu' full, very ranting riotous hawkit spotted or streaked with white My love was
born in Aberdeen, The boniest lad that e'er was seen; But now he makes our
hearts fu' sad, — He takes the field wi' his White Cockade. CHORUS O he's a
ranting, ...
1. 1. " Sktippit with a ikryfce." The word jkrippit signisies to make mouths in sign of
derision. 1.5. " Uncunnandly hecawidt." Unknowingly he bewrayed himself. 1. 7, "
Hawkit." Horned cattle are called ha-wkit when they have streaks on their lkin, ...
George Bannatyne, William Dunbar, Robert Henryson,
1770
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William Dunbar: Selected Poems
100 For feir uncunnandly he cawkit Quhill all his pennis war drownd and drawkit,
He maid a hundreth nolt all hawkit Beneth him with a spowt. He schewre his
feddreme that was schene, 105 And slippit owt of it full clene, And in a myre, up to
...
William Dunbar, Harriet Harvey Wood,
2003
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Chambers's Edinburgh Journal
THE HAWKIT STIRK, A FORFARSHIRE TRADITIOW. Is the churchyard of
Cortachy, in the county of For. far, dated 1732, there is a stone tablet on which the
following lines are inscribed : — " Here lies James Winter, who died in Pcathaugh
, ...
William Chambers, Robert Chambers,
1835
A02 William R. Detraz, Jr., USN AIMD Support Equipment Work Center You've
Got to See It!!! NAF Washington, DC — What's better than "E.T.," "Star Wars" or "
An Officer and a Gentleman"? My choice is Hazard Awareness Kit (HAWKIT) No.
Naval Aviation Safety Center (U.S., Naval Safety Center,
1983