Dree, to suffer, endure.
Dreigh, slow, tedious, dry.
Dronach, penalty, punishment.
Drouth, thirst, drought.
Drouthy, thirsty, fond of tippling.
Drucken, drunken.
Drudger, a plodding, industrious person.
Drumly, muddy.
Dub, a puddle, a pool of water.
Dummie, a dumb person.
Dune, done.
Dung, overcome, ill-used.
Dunsh, to jog, to thrust violently.
Dunt, a blow, a large piece.
Dyke, dike, a stone wall.
Ee, eye.
Een, eyes, even so.
E'en, e'enin', evening.
E'enow, even now, at present.
Eider, more prominently.
Eild, age, old age.
Eird, earth.
Eith, easy.
Eithly, easily.
Elbuck, the elbow.
Eldin, fuel, coal, peat.
Elshie, cor. of Alexander.
Elshin, shoemaker's awl.
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