peerie

2i: He'll be a peerie while yet afore he's flowan watter.

Poor old Rob must be birlin like a peerie trying to make sense of what all his gaffers are on about.

Not really waving, you see, but drowning, as the figure in the beaver coat scissor-strode away in clackety peerie heels.

ANALYSIS Open goal chance gone IT WAS almost the end of the "peerie parliament" yesterday, as they would call it in Lerwick, and PMQs went on for a record 50 minutes.

The student, who spends his summers working in Lerwick's Peerie Shop Cafe, is also tickled by his new status as a fashion icon.

the Peerie Shop, Fine Peerie Cakes, Da Fish Bowl and Da Noost), it was rarely employed in more official sign media.

PETER LAWWELL must still be dizzy after birlin' like a peerie when Celtic's annual accounts were published.

Two middle-aged males gave tiddler for small fish while a younger woman gave peerie fish for small fish.

Anderson & Co have real Shetland knitwear and the Peerie Shop sells knitwear, books, and clothes.

I've a lifetime of memories of my grannies and great-aunties up on that dancefloor in their peerie heels, moving as one formidable mass.

Or start again with a new word: neep, scunner, outwith, Scottish, peerie ...

I still fit my ageing pins into a pair of heels, although these days they're more kitten than peerie.