leaves
See this word as a collocate cloud
| rintoul he then bows and | leaves | again followed by morag moving |
| tocher the knicht bows and | leaves | malcolm stares thoughtfully after him |
| at aince he bows an | leaves | morag whyles ye r gey |
| yeir hieness ringan bows and | leaves | nanse this l be anither |
| dismissively and ringan bows and | leaves | queen ir s a guid |
| yeir grace rintoul bows and | leaves | with ringan queen passionately to |
| also ate the young beech | leaves | and the soft parts of |
| a fountain of floating beech | leaves | hangs in the hot air |
| rigs fulled wi blawn beech | leaves | i wis born there lassie |
| beech darting off where the | leaves | race in the wind thoughts |
| so lush the lullaby of | leaves | the beech tree s hush |
| thaim ti me the servant | leaves | for ti be keing lyke |
| gae til yeir bed servant | leaves | is this a dirk a |
| servant richt ma leddie servant | leaves | l macbeth naething is gained |
| banquo thenkye you tae banquo | leaves | with fleance macbeth to servant |
| stick celery sliced 2 bay | leaves | 3 cups stock ½ tspns |
| add to casserole with bay | leaves | etc 8 casserole for 2 |
| bottle burgundy pishori rice bay | leaves | garlic oregano root ginger 1 |
| 1 pint water 2 bay | leaves | pinch of thyme salt and |
| carried to church between the | leaves | of bibles appelez ringan pray |
| that is yeir wull ringan | leaves | pulling the door after him |
| ryde ti ye fareweill banquo | leaves | lat awbodie feel free or |
| is feart ti see he | leaves | smartly duncan leal banquo he |
| shona glares at moula and | leaves | after a few seconds eilidh |
| thaim in at aince eilidh | leaves | and returns in a few |
| out of the hall eilidh | leaves | dicreetly malcolm ah m gaun |
| gaen shona looks puzzled and | leaves | followed by eilidh in a |
| a day ti celebrate eilidh | leaves | her spinning wheel and goes |
| wrutten on hir face eilidh | leaves | purposefully shona na malcolm dinna |
| clout in a bowle eilidh | leaves | smartly lat me hae a |
| a daurna byde langir he | leaves | l macduff leave whaur wad |
| ma leave at aince ross | leaves | l macduff son yeir faither |
| betterment malcolm thenkye the physician | leaves | macduff what truibil is he |
| he is expekkin me macduff | leaves | through the door lennox dis |
| never heard the lyke nanse | leaves | curtain act ii scene 2 |
| cum lammas yeir hieness nanse | leaves | queen an ah mynd richt |
| nanse awricht mither thenkye nanse | leaves | the queen looks anxiously after |
| shrubs through webs of trees | leaves | fluttered down like snow journey |
| s breeze an caa the | leaves | frae aff the trees my |
| the lift an the young | leaves | fullin the trees a faimly |
| flush o manhood noo the | leaves | o the trees war turnin |
| the trees wi their new | leaves | on it jist made the |
| m1110: i- eh f1109: nae | leaves | on them the trees are |
| tae a thickness be midday | leaves | simply tummel aff the trees |
| trees and bright yellow swirling | leaves | the products ranged from the |
| heiven or ti hell he | leaves | curtain scene ii macbeth s |
| speak again the first murderer | leaves | lady macbeth rises and goes |
| see what it is seton | leaves | macbeth a ve nearlie forgotten |
| s born o wumman macbeth | leaves | there are sounds of fighting |
| wi a oxter o green | leaves | an fowk jist gaed him |
| another one with dark green | leaves | and now there are small |
| frock green as the fern | leaves | aw flouncy an laced ah |
| green f1089: well the tree | leaves | is green aren t they |
| constantly unpicks its seams green | leaves | like grand pianos harbour birdsong |
| bridge of falling sound green | leaves | like grand pianos harbour birdsong |
| a bundle of dewy green | leaves | medio kilo por favor then |
| a backdrop of deeply green | leaves | olive terraces contour the mountainside |
| opened wound ginst shiney green | leaves | pause oo ll hae holly |
| again no wind disturbs green | leaves | the moon comes out and |
| all that s richt everybody | leaves | but malcolm and donalbain malcolm |
| and mutilated by malcolm who | leaves | her there for dead however |
| out mutters to somebody and | leaves | the room malcolm ah m |
| kisses her queen guidnicht queen | leaves | morag undresses for bed a |
| nearby a large stone bracken | leaves | and a rowan tree with |
| as she touched the lang | leaves | o the almond tree ower |
| milk single cream cream only | leaves | it too thick no pepper |
| would eat sooricks either single | leaves | or leaves put nearly one |
| sooricks either single leaves or | leaves | put nearly one on top |
| haund airms wi him shona | leaves | urgently moula please faither ah |
| caird closes the door and | leaves | act 4 the garden room |
| to speak to caird he | leaves | by the verandah door during |
| canna beir it gin he | leaves | me she hastens to door |
| t know but jimmy now | leaves | the cell door open when |
| is carrying a belt he | leaves | the door open beaumont right |
| back with me again he | leaves | the door open so he |
| l meet anither day orm | leaves | thorfinn aw ma lane again |
| l be back suin pepper | leaves | to the right pompitie lies |
| as it sets the aik | leaves | dauncin aff in the daunce |
| alasdair laid aff raikin the | leaves | fin they cam ower leant |
| o watter glentin aff drookit | leaves | haar haps oor kennin o |
| an jist wauks aff an | leaves | it tae dee speired minnie |
| a common defence the treaty | leaves | doors open the neutrals have |
| open moothed winter stare he | leaves | thankin the heidmaister five bairns |
| [?]gentian[/?] going to eat the | leaves | f1104: yep there she goes |
| along side the iron hose | leaves | the tank goes direct inti |
| room table with its lengthening | leaves | out would be a challenging |
| them to work hard then | leaves | the room with the lady |
| creamy cargo through the darkening | leaves | a heron finds a parking |
| burst through walnut skins as | leaves | in spring explode with plump |
| hospital through streets where wet | leaves | lay like fallen stars toppled |
| squeezed through as the line | leaves | the road where a railwayman |
| of squirrels tapdancing through the | leaves | view from a skyscraper the |
| testament of a man forbid | leaves | off after being cast out |
| ten years ago the track | leaves | the shoreline after three hundred |
| up a boorich o deid | leaves | cheenged in ae wikk frae |
| dreich a twa three yalla | leaves | flichtered doon frae the tap |
| we d strip aa the | leaves | frae tap tae fuit syne |
| sappy derkness o hauf opened | leaves | waukenin frae the dwaumin widlans |
| to a new use dod | leaves | hurriedly she follows him off |
| switch it off but she | leaves | it on and exits a |
| for domestic and captive animals | leaves | off that would ensure that |
| grey slate cherry shuffles its | leaves | a card sharp ace far |
| its smush o beechnuts an | leaves | an ooto sicht o aabody |
| buik wi its gowd edged | leaves | an opened it up far |
| waas an spirkin it on | leaves | feelin its weetness an clartin |
| stretch merks roon its belly | leaves | hett an droothy ettle tae |
| s fate its buds an | leaves | in sic a state a |
| bracken like its ain braith | leaves | in the beeches rattled like |
| with the site committee and | leaves | all management to the locality |
| bathe our feet in coca | leaves | and massage our legs with |
| artist s brush primed with | leaves | and shadows can split a |
| morning with cold feet she | leaves | for work at around quarter |
| the other languages which still | leaves | me with a problem but |
| con the budget document hardly | leaves | one flushed with excitement mr |
| to carry out but which | leaves | one permanently with a latent |
| last year s spotted oak | leaves | sick with the pest finally |
| their own language and often | leaves | them with only the knowledge |
| slippy with dung and trampled | leaves | this animal carriage painted with |
| cause the final notion davidson | leaves | us with in this poem |
| indicated agreement the convener that | leaves | us with the issues raised |
| m gaun ti dae she | leaves | with the axe moula moves |
| sign of pleasure she then | leaves | with the flask puddok cries |
| x ray treatment i had | leaves | you with loose bowels which |
| bushes send out shoots geranium | leaves | double in size tentative alyssum |
| then the sun came out | leaves | of the cherry danced down |
| out from behind the bracken | leaves | puddok megstie me here anither |
| subtle allusive author a robb | leaves | the reader to work out |
| we keep getting like he | leaves | for work about five o |
| amount of preparatory work that | leaves | one in no doubt that |
| gather and cut up dandelion | leaves | as many as she could |
| she takes the dirks and | leaves | for duncan s chamber there |
| up wi gladys afore she | leaves | gladys that s me gettin |
| c mon ti bed she | leaves | physician wul she gang back |
| hauns she liftit the dry | leaves | tae scrape the bluid awa |
| ony cause to celebrate she | leaves | the strainer in the cup |
| wird ye say she niver | leaves | them hame alane tho bendin |
| now m959: wait till she | leaves | uist and comes down to |
| staun a puil wi deid | leaves | fillin my watter is the |
| thocht a kinnelt vine wi | leaves | o langin fill his een |
| o the mirk as the | leaves | pairtit wi the pedestal afore |
| thorfinn awa wi ye thirlman | leaves | valgerd coming forward ye cryit |
| an aixe replaced their reeshlin | leaves | wi silence twa jewel boxes |
| deal of squawking he then | leaves | for the hen wyfe s |
| we listened mair rustlin o | leaves | then intae sicht cam a |
| and shakes his hand then | leaves | thomas walks to the centre |
| sparrows swept down like withered | leaves | falling could have been substituted |
| the boats like long dark | leaves | breaking from shore the locust |
| greenfly live on their unmoving | leaves | dust nests there like fine |
| gives birth to bones red | leaves | hang from knotty boughs like |
| m811: it s like tea | leaves | in a bag [laugh] f812: |
| small birds blew past like | leaves | in autumn and greylags fought |
| screams hot hands pressed like | leaves | one cot empty one cot |
| into rest eyelids drop like | leaves | signs and visions ripple behind |
| mountains we took three coca | leaves | each presented them to the |
| maybe lifting bales of tobacco | leaves | opening them up and starting |
| am i right that that | leaves | them as assured tenants is |
| too long for admission which | leaves | them more severely ill and |
| needing more intensive treatment that | leaves | them weaker and more susceptible |
| wis sprays o flooers an | leaves | an ere wis blue letterin |
| fullin t half fu o | leaves | and leavin t at the |
| hotchin far cloots insteid o | leaves | are hatchin tae the fower |
| steens on tap o docken | leaves | makkin on they war mince |
| takk shelter aneth the rubbery | leaves | o a rhododenron buss till |
| o colour dryin up o | leaves | pause cept the holly aw |
| wee whyle on the snaw | leaves | the merks o thair claws |
| that they were when one | leaves | home for the first time |
| honed operation the michael machine | leaves | not one possible margin for |
| and angelica as weel that | leaves | one fa will i gie |
| small sycamores so hot their | leaves | hang slack past man cliffs |
| round their gums no dog | leaves | our premises without his or |
| be finding their feet that | leaves | simply the outstanding cases that |
| afternoon an afternoon when the | leaves | were completing their yearly magic |
| kept him company in september | leaves | turn sere tall tall the |
| you as i can he | leaves | sanderson and caird come in |
| starting to cut up the | leaves | show delight as he finds |
| he brings gret news messenger | leaves | the corbie himsell is hairse |
| tae sic an extent he | leaves | the faimilie hame tae live |
| ye re mebbe thare he | leaves | the sounds of fighting continue |
| castle gairdener alasdair ross raikin | leaves | tae clear the graves bi |
| pickin an spittin on docken | leaves | tae take nettle stings oot |
| pennies they cut up tobacca | leaves | that cam in tae the |
| breet s chunty if it | leaves | the mistress free tae nurse |
| the mess made by the | leaves | but until mabel told me |
| gae near oan us lori | leaves | ur turning ah kin hear |
| the clauses in the bill | leaves | it up to ministers to |
| picks up the can and | leaves | the magazine on the ground |
| angelica enjoy your meetin muriel | leaves | angelica powders her face examining |
| to bits 11 saturday jean | leaves | having enjoyed her holiday 12 |
| and this pain never entirely | leaves | her thereafter liza has syphilis |
| onto her wheel this dream | leaves | the dreamer wondering if it |
| appear in the ring lee | leaves | the ring makes her way |
| birks an hingin saughs drapt | leaves | alang the lan st martin |
| a speugie clingin the holly | leaves | amang an waefu wis his |
| oot aawyes an drappin thir | leaves | an berries oor aathin flooers |
| forenent the well enhaloed bi | leaves | an domes izaak an his |
| grey amang they pued the | leaves | at kennilworth an roon bi |
| antrin bogles glower inbye an | leaves | gang tapsalteerie ower cannie yon |
| slams doun the phone an | leaves | on time andra carnegie airn |
| scooters trig an spry muckle | leaves | waucht ben the breeze michty |
| 1 oz finely chopped chinese | leaves | 3 oz minced pork 1 |
| nearhaun a gairdener wis scrapin | leaves | thegither inno a boorich arthur |
| this verra nicht the messenger | leaves | and there is a long |
| in the crush hall this | leaves | space on the floor of |
| that this uneven playing field | leaves | the scottish industry at a |
| events in a diary and | leaves | this for his daughter who |
| on the eildritch road that | leaves | this granite toon wheesht in |
| same pot just the curly | leaves | were used and this was |
| begun some tokens alcohol coca | leaves | and a llama foetus are |
| hide in the shelter of | leaves | and bird s nests holding |
| source for the import of | leaves | and if the earthenware teapot |
| so full of colour perfumed | leaves | and light so full it |
| kind of meat stuffed vine | leaves | and plov rice and meat |
| and bright and red the | leaves | are tinted in autumn hues |
| all the stalks and the | leaves | f1124: i want to use |
| a face shrugs shoulders and | leaves | father turns to family it |
| pretend utensils on and docken | leaves | for tea guddling catching fish |
| flowers that would be leaf- | leaves | m1110: and red what s |
| in a jar and eating | leaves | oh you must be frozen |
| on such resources because that | leaves | people in extreme anguish and |
| sharp blades of twigs and | leaves | pricking and tickling your soft |
| pompitie corrects his course and | leaves | to the right curtain scene |
| and coursework s finished mark | leaves | tomorrow and folk are drifting |
| and kitchen waste plus autumn | leaves | which are in abundance just |
| skies futures rustle underneath the | leaves | a hundred stories hatch imagination |
| here in scotland the graffiti | leaves | a lot to be desired |
| a kaleidoscope vision of chestnut | leaves | above my pram in the |
| circles in the sky dead | leaves | are laminated to the grass |
| mouth of wrinkled ice dead | leaves | are laminated to the grass |
| call black spot on the | leaves | but it didn t stop |
| held in trust the fluttering | leaves | eternal tell man s not |
| the cobra saves yestreen s | leaves | fae the jungle s eaves |
| peach ane nestled in the | leaves | hauf hidden fair temptin bit |
| the road they ve nae | leaves | have they m1110: i- eh |
| tear the calendar of the | leaves | into a thousand petals raging |
| be a dreamer in the | leaves | is just as good as |
| words if the english spelling | leaves | no doubt about the pronunciation |
| disna concern you the thirlman | leaves | obediently gunlöd ye haena forgotten |
| swaying into the steaming humming | leaves | peppercorn peppercorn peppercorn fae hae |
| awa ye gae guidby perapont | leaves | reading fareweill cum the morn |
| lace or embroider mary seaton | leaves | sadly the new lady in |
| dove croos the news of | leaves | the grumble of wheels on |
| by the scottish ministers that | leaves | the matter subject to positive |
| a confab thegither the princess | leaves | the puddok next to the |
| i understand that the executive | leaves | whether to prescribe beta interferon |
| at s ay ere it | leaves | a catty stink inside bit |
| land bit they ner show | leaves | or blossoms tess why noh |
| lawland a lowland leifs n | leaves | leal a loyal leddie n |
| knife a list slices time | leaves | no stray crumbs two poems |
| what s that there f1122: | leaves | f1121: leaf very good f1122: |
| lizzie bill good mrs mc | leaves | at 4 we spend afternoon |
| is acceptable to maria vine | leaves | have sprouted on my neighbour |
| no fitt s that f1116: | leaves | what s what s that |
Top

