Scottish National Dictionary (1700–)
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First published 1934 (SND Vol. I).
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BINNER, n.2 Temper, humour, style.Mry.1 1925:
Great binner, great style.Bnff.6 1933:
The maister's in great binner the day; he hid gweed prices at the mart.Abd.1 1934:
Hully had met some auld cronies and haein' a nip or twa wis in gran' binner.Bch. 1928 (per Abd.15):
Fat like binner wis he on the day?