If so, we’re willing to bet you had a Scottish gran who used many of the words and phrases that are sadly falling out of favour with younger people.
Here are some of our absolute favourites.
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13. Piece
Piece. Meaning: A sandwich. Example: "I’ve got a cheese piece for my lunch." Photo: Canva
14. Sleekit
Sleekit. Meaning: Sneaky. Example: "That lassie can’t be trusted - she’s awfy sleekit." Photo: Canva
15. Hirple
Hirple. Meaning: Limp, stumble. Example: "Yer daddy is hirpling about after his fall." Photo: Canva
16. Coorie in
Coorie in. Meaning: Snuggle, nestle. Example: "Come here and coorie in, you look cold." Photo: Canva