naething
1naething — ˈnāthiŋ Scotland variant of nothing * * * /nay thing/, n., adv. Scot. nothing. * * * naeˈthing noun Nothing • • • Main Entry: ↑nae * * * naething Sc. form of nothing …
2naething — /nay thing/, n., adv. Scot. nothing. * * * …
3naething — nae·thing …
4Mitsuyo Maeda — 前田 光世 (Maeda Mitsuyo) Mitsuyo Maeda, circa 1910 Born November 18, 1878(1878 11 18) Funazawa village, Hirosaki, Aomori, Japan Died …
5Aiken Drum — is a popular Scottish folk song.: There was a man lived in the moon, lived in the moon, lived in the moon, there was a man lived in the moon and his name was Aiken Drum ... In the song Aiken Drum is a man who played his music upon a ladle and… …
6Catriona (novel) — Infobox Book | name = Catriona image caption = author = Robert Louis Stevenson illustator = cover artist = country = Scotland language = English, Lowland Scots genre = Adventure novel publisher = Cassell and Company Ltd release date = 1893 media… …
7Modern Scots — Not to be confused with Scottish people. Scots language History …
8new lords, new laws — Cf. a 1450 St. Editha (1883) 96 Willyham Conquerour was made here kyng, And made newe lordus and eke new lawe. a 1547 E. HALL Chronicle (1548) Hen. VI 169 Tholde spoken prouerbe, here toke place: New Lordes, new lawes. 1824 SCOTT St. Ronan’s Well …
9nothing should be done in haste but gripping a flea — a 1655 N. L’ESTRANGE in Anecdotes & Traditions (1839) I. 55 A grave gentleman in this Kingdome us’d this phrase often: ‘Do nothing rashly, but catching of fleas.’ 1678 J. RAY English Proverbs (ed. 2) 151 Nothing most be done hastily but killing… …
10nothing so bad but it might have been worse — A more positive version is 1817 SCOTT Rob Roy II. xiii. There’s naething sae gude on this side o’ time but it might hae been better. 1876 I. BANKS Manchester Man III. xiii. However, there is nothing so bad but it might be worse. 1885 E. J. HARDY… …
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