Part 34 (2/2)

_Limmer_, a woman of loose character.

Lispund, the fifteenth part of a barrel, a weight used in Orkney and Shetland.

List, to wish, to choose.

Loan, a lane, an enclosed road.

Lock, a handful.

Loo'ed, loved.

Loom, a vessel.

Loon, a lad, a fellow.

Lowe, a flame.

Lug, the ear.

Lum, a chimney.

Mair, more.

”Mair by token,” moreover, especially.

Maist, most.

Markal, the head of the plough.

Maun, must.

Mearns, Kincardines.h.i.+re.

Melt.i.th, food, a meal.

Mense, manners.

”Merk of land,” originally equal to 1600 square fathoms.

”Miching malicho,” lurking mischief.

Mickle, much.

Mill-eye, the eye or opening in the _hupes_ or cases of a mill at which the meal is let out.

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