He's like a cow in a fremit loaning.
That is, strange, or out of place. "Fremit loaning," strange lane.
He's like a flea in a blanket.
He's like a singet cat—better than he's bonny.
He's like the craws, he eats himsel' out o' ply.
He's like the smith's dog—so weel used to the sparks that he'll no burn.
Spoken of people who are so much accustomed to tipple, that they never seem any the worse of it.
He's like the wife's bawty—kens naething about it.
He slippet awa like a knotless thread.
He's loose in the heft.