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Appendix:Glossary of Scottish slang and jargon Nov 29th 2011, 23:48 D: mis-spelling? ← Older revision Revision as of 23:48, 29 November 2011 Line 74: Line 74: * '''dog/doggin''' - Having sexual intercourse in the back of a car (''Oh my God. they were doggin'!''), or skipping school (''I couldn't be bothered so ended up jus doggin it'') * '''dog/doggin''' - Having sexual intercourse in the back of a car (''Oh my God. they were doggin'!''), or skipping school (''I couldn't be bothered so ended up jus doggin it'') − * '''driech''' - A combination of dull, overcast, drizzly, cold, misty and miserable weather (''"It was a dreich day"'') + * '''driech''' - A combination of dull, overcast, drizzly, cold, misty and miserable weather (''"It was a dreich day"'') Possibly a mis-spelling of [[dreich]]. * '''drookit''' - drenched, pouring wet (''After a couple o' pints in the pub I fell inta the ditch on mae way hame; mae rags are drookit.'') * '''drookit''' - drenched, pouring wet (''After a couple o' pints in the pub I fell inta the ditch on mae way hame; mae rags are drookit.'')

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