Scottish Words Kids Hoodies

When you hear the Scots saying geein' me the boak it means the person is feeling nauseous, their stomach is turning and they may want to throw up. Can also be shortened to just boak or boke.

Give people a warm welcome to Scotland in Scottish Gaelic.

Are you from Ireland? This is for you, even though written in Scottish Gaelic.

Mad wae it is a perfect example of scottish phrases for feeling more than a little merry.

dreich - a brilliant Scottish word for damp, miserable days - in a bright, psychedelic design. Wear it with pride and learn to speak Scottish!

Christmas Dog Art - Scottish Deerhound Wearing A Santa Claus Hat

Glasgow Scotland " The Dear Green Place" Art print.

Pandiculate then Hurkle Durkle, Scottish Slang and Weird Words. To Pandiculate is to yawn and stretch, then to Hurkle Durkle is an old Scottish saying for just staying in bed and being lazy instead of getting up. The perfect morning.

The Scottish Terrier aka Scottie Dogfather

When you're feeling gallus, tell the world!

For those days when your brain just doesn't seem to work properly.

The Scottish Terrier Dogmother

If something is pure Barry it's something that is really great.

This is a Scottish pun on Love And Peace - in Scotland, a piece is a sandwich. The perfect design for Scots and anyone who loves Scottish humour.

It’s Yourself Scottish Saying

Gaelic is fun isn't it? For anyone who speaks it or who is learning the Scottish language of Gàidhlig in Scotland or abroad, enjoy this one.

My Morning: Waken, Pandiculate, Hurkle Durkle. Great for men women and children, anyone who wakes up, stretches and yawns, then stays in their bed. The perfect relaxed morning description and fun vocabulary tester. Funny saying in vintage grunge font with the verbs pandiculate: to stretch and yawn, plus the Scottish slang hurkle durkle: to linger in your bed long after the time to get up.

For those who love Gaelic or are learning to speak Scotland's Gàidhlig, there's this simple design.

Another wonderful Scottish phrases is Gonnae no’ dae that! which effectively means just stop doing that - whatever it is you're doing. A great phrase and gift for anyone who loves Scots colloquiums.

Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action (2013) Album by Franz Ferdinand

A quote by R. L. Stevenson in the collections of Authors and Written Word at my store in Redbubble.

The Daily Hurkle-Durkler Morning Edition Scottish slang, cute owl reading the morning newspaper in bed while hurkle durkling (staying in bed being lazy instead of getting up). Good for men women and children, anyone who loves lazy mornings and reading. Adorable owl lazing about in bed instead of getting up in the morning while reading the newspaper, funny Scottish saying.

Dè tha Dol in Scotland's Gaidhlig simply is the greeting which means "what's happening?"

From my Shakespearean coaster collection. Mention ‘Macbeth’ and a theatre could come crashing down. In Scotland, McDonald's is the healthiest meal available; they serve Big Macs on Braveheart’s broadsword, apparently.

In Scotland, when applied to a person it can tend to mean someone who babbles, exaggerates and boasts. Basically a big mouth.

It's awfy braw it Scotland speak for "It's awfully beautiful". Could be used in reference to weather or some other item, like clothing.

A quote by R. Burns in the collections of Authors and Written Word at my store in Redbubble.

Are you a Scottish Canadian - from Canada and speaking or learning Gaelic? Then this is for you.

In Scotland Jings is someone exclaiming surprise, cripes or oh-my-goodness!

Tapadh Leibh (or leat) is a way to simply say Thanks in Scottish Gaelic. What more do you need?

Lang May Yer Lum Reek Scottish Slang Prosperity Saying for Long may your chimney smoke (wishing prosperity). Good for men women and children, anyone who loves Scotland, Scotticisms, and fun sayings to show at your next renfest. Simple smoking chimney graphic and fun Scottish slang adage about having good fortune.

Bravery is beautiful.

In Scotland if someone says "Gie us a snog" they're asking for a wee kiss.

Say "Sure, it's no bother" with this Scotland phrase.

Dreich is a brilliant word in Scotland for dull, dreary, grey days that are wet or damp.

Gaelic Quotation meaning Beautiful Warrior : Laoch eireachdail