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Tak your thanks to feed your cat.
Proverbs and old sayings
Scottish
We maun tak the crap as it grows.
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Scottish about
stupidity
Better a wee bush than nae beild.
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Scottish
Scorn makes commonly with skaith.
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Scottish
Scornfu' dogs eat dirty puddin's.
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Scottish
Quick returns mak rich merchants.
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Scottish about
wealth
Give and take makes good friends.
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Scottish about
good
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good luck
It is not tin that a friend gets.
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Scottish
Of a' sorrow a fou sorrow's best.
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Scottish about
sadness
I ken by my cog wha milks my cow.
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Scottish
Break the legs o' an evil custom.
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Scottish
The tod's whelps are ill to tame.
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Scottish
The feathers bear away the flesh.
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Scottish
Ye have the wrang sow by the lug.
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Scottish
They that live longest, see most.
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Scottish
Ye may gang farther and fare waur.
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Scottish
We'll bark oursels ere we buy dog.
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Scottish about
commerce
As broken a ship has come to land.
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Scottish
There's nae fules like auld fules.
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Scottish
Ye'll find him where you left him.
Proverbs and old sayings
Scottish about
contentment
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