Dictionaries of the Scots Language
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Results for 1700 onwards
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1. Pack adj. beaver ye were gaun wi' sae pack-like. Wi' thee I'se soon be pack acquantit. Fat can Wattie . . . mean 

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Results prior to 1700
From A Dictionary of the Older Scottish Tongue
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1. Kyt n.2This girking … throu love, alace, He come acquantit with a kyt [ that gled] To tell the halk 
2. Admeir v. English both did mark it, and admeir'd I admeir that . . [nane] hade acquantit me therwith He wes 
3. Acquentit p.p. All that sould be familiarlie acquentit with it At the last … He come acquantit with a kyt My weyfe 
4. Acquent v.] hade acquantit me therwith [That] I should go and aquent the Countes therwith Recomends … the 
5. Child n. acquantit with the qveenes schildreine Iohne and Marione Hairis my childerene I hope they who love God 
6. Have v.1 He haid left his charge … , and haid not acquantit the counsell Thai … Had fled … Had nocht bene 

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