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CONSITHER, Conseeder, v. A Sc. form of Eng. consider. Also consitherin', prep. Known to Cai.7, Bnff.2, Abd.22 1937. [kən′sɪðər]Abd. 1996 Sheena Blackhall Wittgenstein's Web 13:
They caed him the ill-natured chukken because ye cud hear his beak champin fan he ett. In fact, he was a dyeukie, fas mainners wad hae bin conseedered swanky bi his ain kind.Ags. 1820 R. Mudie Glenfergus xvi.:
Yet it's e'en a bonnie sang, an' weel sae it mae, consitherin' whae made it.Gall.(D) 1901 Trotter Gall. Gossip 81:
Some o' them thocht they could consither their turnips, and reckon the wecht o' their stots, as weel at Twynholm Kirk as onygate.
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