ahint
See this word as a collocate cloud
| wull mick an mysel hid | ahint | a hedge at the tap |
| three pun o cyanide hidden | ahint | a hedge nearhaun the drive |
| across the road tae hide | ahint | the hedge aside us we |
| had juist set oorsels doun | ahint | the hedge by the roadside |
| pron i aheid adv ahead | ahint | prep behind ai interj oh |
| prep against ah pron i | ahint | prep behind ai interj oh |
| pron i aheid adv ahead | ahint | prep behind ai interj oh |
| auldest lassie lockit the dure | ahint | hir an ran back aw |
| forenent the dure cum in | ahint | me ma bonnie quyne says |
| finn whit he hae seen | ahint | the dure the r a |
| an poued hir oot frae | ahint | the dure whaur she haed |
| wae days war no ferr | ahint | for whan the queen gied |
| yowls o rage no ferr | ahint | him he kent weill he |
| an left me ferr awa | ahint | masell wha sal ah look |
| ah l no be ferr | ahint | ye for ah im a |
| d no be that ferr | ahint | ye here ah cum steir |
| ah d no be ferr | ahint | ye here ah cum steir |
| granda cam intae sicht fae | ahint | a lorry no faur fae |
| as ye leave land faur | ahint | creels noo exposed transportit haudin |
| they were catchin the branches | ahint | them faur oftener than ony |
| shot gaed aff no faur | ahint | them there s nae sayin |
| scale o c i staun | ahint | a tree an luik an |
| oor skip he ll staun | ahint | that tee line an niver |
| can staun sae she ran | ahint | this prince but he didna |
| the test braw letters staun | ahint | yer name nearhaun a dizzen |
| bonnie fuit an prettie fuit | ahint | the caudron bydes whan the |
| nippit fuit an clippit fuit | ahint | the keing s son rydes |
| houss his wyfe rinnin greitin | ahint | him sen she seemed bentset |
| ir ye it s roond | ahint | i the stick houss pompitie |
| his houss his teitils aw | ahint | in the verra steid he |
| it haed twa gairdens ane | ahint | the houss an ane forenent |
| a mawkin in the wuid | ahint | the houss ay thay did |
| l mak doun the bed | ahint | the houss door ti mak |
| joukit doun oot o sicht | ahint | a curlie buss pepper oh |
| thorntree wis oot o sicht | ahint | a knowe an as we |
| an the ither keep weel | ahint | oot o sicht frae a |
| pound up i the wud | ahint | the onsteid i sicht o |
| sun gaes doun aince mair | ahint | a clekkin droukit cormorants dryin |
| set it juist richt doun | ahint | his lug then a flick |
| doun ablo the bed in | ahint | ma slippers rintoul it s |
| as the sun sklentit doun | ahint | the bens the orraman set |
| doun the drive courit doun | ahint | the busses oot o the |
| mannie hissel wis sittin doun | ahint | the counter forenent the door |
| sae thay baith lay doun | ahint | the door an in a |
| faws doun in a swarf | ahint | the knockin stane aweill the |
| creepin quaitly doun the bank | ahint | them till we got within |
| glare o the street lichts | ahint | us tae gang doun the |
| the hole an neil cam | ahint | we shone oor torches doun |
| haud maist dear ye left | ahint | athoot as mukkil as sayin |
| wi a mukkil fir wuid | ahint | it o whilk ye may |
| the needle he left it | ahint | stickin in a mukkil puddok |
| mukkil ill trickit puddok frae | ahint | sum brekken an stauns in |
| aboot ti say ti ye | ahint | yeir mukkil bed thare hings |
| whit ah hae ti say | ahint | yeir mukkil bed thare stauns |
| off afore before agin against | ahint | behind aiblins perhaps aigil eagle |
| exhausted wi with bassel struggle | ahint | behind draa draw wir our |
| fright gawkin is peering staring | ahint | is behind fan is when |
| is beyond at some remove | ahint | is behind tulloch is a |
| o thaim that haed daidilt | ahint | kis he wes sweir ti |
| bi itsell an clattert shut | ahint | thaim as suin as thay |
| tyme thair lang hair spraingilt | ahint | thaim as thay played an |
| aw thair graith an siller | ahint | thaim aw but ane o |
| poured throu this wi iain | ahint | thaim cairriein his pypes in |
| wattirs but whan thay luikit | ahint | thaim inti the mirk o |
| the fowk frae the clachan | ahint | thaim the wyce man bade |
| bleazin sun in the lift | ahint | thaim wis sendin doon its |
| time an she shut it | ahint | thaim yince they war inside |
| thrang hingin a wee bit | ahint | an suin thay cam oot |
| braw spring day lang years | ahint | an on the wye the |
| braw waddin dress trailin oot | ahint | her noo ye micht think |
| braw stude an waitit in | ahint | the prince s menyie an |
| ah coud cum oot frae | ahint | a curly buss an gie |
| tyme syne nou the hoose | ahint | the craik wuid wis whaur |
| tyme she pits the bairn | ahint | the knockin stane an sits |
| that ah m cummin on | ahint | they l want tyme ti |
| on his horse an luikit | ahint | the caudron an thare he |
| mornin moula thare it is | ahint | the chair shona strides across |
| lowpit up an turnt in | ahint | a bit tree sae s |
| yin wi that we settlt | ahint | an auld aik tree as |
| ye lyke the kimmer ran | ahint | siller tree an gruppit hir |
| i pick ma spot jist | ahint | the auld tree i lean |
| the muin cam oot frae | ahint | a cloud an lit up |
| muntit inti his chair an | ahint | him cam his menyie cairryin |
| naethin else neil cam in | ahint | me there it is andra |
| had been watchin us frae | ahint | the auld mill cam ower |
| cam skelpin out frae in | ahint | the counter ti dae him |
| micht gaither amang the stooks | ahint | the shurers she cam and |
| gaed leavin the lave weel | ahint | aa hefty hillocks the ithers |
| an yang chun gaed ben | ahint | him wi nae dreidour ti |
| pockstang an awa he gaed | ahint | the pownie sae it wis |
| clerk afore an lu da | ahint | they gaed to the chaumer |
| ken what hochmagandie gaed on | ahint | yeir palace doors an in |
| d but he haed left | ahint | him a queen an thrie |
| an bairns haed been left | ahint | the yungest bairn wes out |
| gait thegither wi hir styterin | ahint | him an bi the forenicht |
| hystit hir ontil his horse | ahint | him an cairrit hir hame |
| on a naig wi hir | ahint | him an feelin gey ill |
| gin he wes cummin in | ahint | hir but he wes naewhaur |
| hir side weys on in | ahint | hir glesses a thocht thit |
| she haird a suiden dird | ahint | hir she gliskit owre hir |
| hissel ilkither thing wis left | ahint | him there weill he pit |
| needle oniewhaur ah left it | ahint | sumwhaur on the common grund |
| speakers hingin on the wa | ahint | the bar i left my |
| an the coorse gear left | ahint | them he steikit the yetts |
| syne even you wul faw | ahint | an be auld farrant an |
| cauld we ken creeps close | ahint | auld faither time hing on |
| o fiftie saxtie year auld | ahint | her an the baith o |
| doon yon auld cairt road | ahint | on the maislee side o |
| that must hae been hidin | ahint | the auld raw aa the |
| oor middle aged sels pechin | ahint | them like fower auld spaniels |
| ten feet o watter juist | ahint | me get him up the |
| the puil an then disappear | ahint | some busses that s juist |
| d juist gae straucht in | ahint | the haa o the lord |
| profunditas hed juist rin in | ahint | the lord s hous for |
| said pit you yeir feirs | ahint | ye frae this meinit brave |
| yeir grace it s no | ahint | yeir slippers queen leaning over |
| ah l kest nae gledge | ahint | afore ma saul skails til |
| bi east an bi wast | ahint | an afore the thrie fower |
| wi walcomin afore an convoyin | ahint | wan ti the thriefauld sublimitie |
| afore us nor inn near | ahint | we re seekin the len |
| got baith walth an wecht | ahint | him frae the verra stert |
| on a sudden frae in | ahint | the pine trees wi a |
| had taen five oot frae | ahint | yon big stane ower there |
| buzz at wis thair motif | ahint | thair forrays intil the orchard |
| mither ah l leave it | ahint | me valgerd na na you |
| awa sae she hid hirsell | ahint | a door that wes wyde |
| mornin da cage wis hoidin | ahint | da kitchen door as shön |
| in and throws his toolbag | ahint | the door beaumont dae ye |
| the warld an pit temporalitie | ahint | him it s ma earnest |
| s finished pit yir hands | ahint | yir back son said a |
| the airmie appearinlie wullie sat | ahint | ae table an whan yer |
| ah coud jouk back again | ahint | the buss whan he wes |
| his feet whan he heard | ahint | the pines a wee soun |
| nae mair for he heard | ahint | him a bodie cry brither |
| bare tail ah tig alang | ahint | him haudin it lik a |
| mair experience o the polis | ahint | him haundit his ower as |
| gear he d ti lea | ahint | him thenhe liftit his eebrou |
| like an the ithers wis | ahint | him twa tae ae side |
| the years an places nou | ahint | him wes gaun ti mairrie |
| open field wi rab rinnin | ahint | him wi his rod still |
| cottars sterk an strang rankit | ahint | him wir ninetysome o the |
| stuid on the dry saund | ahint | him yowlin an skraichin wi |
| tuik him ti the bouer | ahint | the haa o brethren ti |
| kep or haud him back | ahint | them the bleize wis weill |
| bield an wi the win | ahint | me i kept watch oot |
| oot an eerie hoot then | ahint | me thur s a crack |
| took some photies a evrubdy | ahint | the watter we climbed oot |
| road ay an me come | ahint | haun staunin ma lane see |
| the road keep the kye | ahint | the dyke cos here comes |
| the road wang jin gangin | ahint | the pownie wi his pockstang |
| lang skein o fair hair | ahint | her lug ye ken weel |
| ruth gaithert in the rigs | ahint | the shurers hap weel rap |
| pooskered wi da bassel fell | ahint | ta draa breath taste wir |
| cloven foot awa an hide | ahint | a dyke if ye re |
| gae rinnin awa barefiut aff | ahint | the haa o the brethren |
| outbye trystit wi her see | ahint | hingins at een hou s |
| o sesamum at wis bund | ahint | his heid wi twa meiklemuir |
| wi the truth stop hidin | ahint | masell the real me kin |
| the bridge della tess trailin | ahint | pause wi best tell krista |
| wi t abuin the gruntil | ahint | the lugs an on the |
| ower wi yin leg stuck | ahint | the other dimps observation therapy |
| tae the gala day marchin | ahint | the pipe band wi a |
| lyke ti leave this warld | ahint | wi you mebbe thinkin ti |
| pooch wi the cauldrife win | ahint | yer welcome man fur i |
| they caw me the inglishwumman | ahint | ma back eilidh ah m |
| fur the post ah keep | ahint | the mill doon tae the |
| leaning over is t no | ahint | the wee kist ah ken |
| gunlöd ye wad leave me | ahint | ma lane valgerd embracing gunlöd |
| ma back sae git you | ahint | me an lat us see |
| ti the theikit sheds in | ahint | the mains ilka cottarbodie wis |
| twa wang jin ance mair | ahint | the pownie his pockstang owre |
| me in mi cöttikins wis | ahint | a uncan barn an dy |
| wis jed wadna be far | ahint | come a ye fisher lassies |
| wad hae fand me lyin | ahint | it it wis near hauf |
| ther wis a cave in | ahint | the waterfaw ye could jouk |
| muir but i maun plod | ahint | the pleugh an o ma |
| cuid hae been the motivation | ahint | at courtship n a read |
| wad fain hae hung back | ahint | but the green leaf in |
| scatter leavin nets an claes | ahint | as they soum across the |
| twintie or thertie maws follaein | ahint | it an when the boats |
| an see an you follow | ahint | me in a couple o |
| a wee shrug o disappyntment | ahint | puggie s back an whae |
| an whyles a hunter for | ahint | the land the war green |
| play the martial leir an | ahint | the mains he d shuit |
| landit at a bit in | ahint | the richt haun aisle an |
| meenit big as the mountain | ahint | the top field you an |
| twae bairns tricia an adam | ahint | thum it ae boarding schuil |
| macbeth the law is aw | ahint | ye nou an wha wul |
| gobbs picked up the pace | ahint | us as we gote tae |
| needing all your moral strength | ahint | us jack comes close to |
| tess nae secrets nae whisperin | ahint | the famely s back aw |
| could hardly see it twitchin | ahint | the doon turnt lips but |
| warm the wee bit park | ahint | the ferm is whaur they |
| tae the cornrigs and gaither | ahint | onie wha ll lat me |
| his feet he stuid in | ahint | the lord clerk s shouther |
| throu his windae the hill | ahint | the schule luiks like the |
| whisper in his lug fae | ahint | wullie it said he birlt |
| intae the credit buik margaret | ahint | scrievin it in curtains o |
| samin thocht o remeid liggs | ahint | the christian confession o jesus |
| o the ither fowk followin | ahint | them they quat the chaumers |
| greater understaundin o thi processes | ahint | thi differentiations atween this aspect |
| beaumont put these old memories | ahint | you you ve nae idea |
| on ye burred the wumman | ahint | the coonter i noddit my |
| here pompitie ye canna hyde | ahint | the curtain the heavy tramping |
| come in here sportin feathers | ahint | their lugs or some such |
| in the pictures ernie sat | ahint | a biddy in a hat |
| the wark s been dragging | ahint | since we got thae new |
| the toun s anatomy theatre | ahint | the auncient cathedral a steer |
| day as the licht hid | ahint | the black mounth they floated |
| big field snatchin time hidden | ahint | the dyke git yursell up |
| local curlin pound ligs up | ahint | the ferm cottages i the |
| bamboo shaws lotus leafs dance | ahint | the fisherman s boat the |
| i hawick the hoose just | ahint | the on steid asyde the |
| scores in the white watter | ahint | the stanes tho tae luik |
| they caa the conceptual thinking | ahint | this muckle gless box i |
| pass they were stowed in | ahint | their curtains like sardines yeuch |
| her laud trailin fower yairds | ahint | her cryin darlin do you |
| saying there are personal interests | ahint | our new proposal beaumont well |
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