Ye rin awa wi' the harrows.
"To run on with a great flow of language, assuming what ought to be proved, or totally disregarding what has been said on the opposite side."—Jamieson.
Ye seek grace wi' a graceless face.
Ye ser'd me as the wife did the cat—coost me into the kirn, and syne harl'd me out again.
That is, you have placed me in a good position merely to take me from it again.
Ye'se get your brose out o' the lee side o' the pot.
A promise of the best that the pot contains.
Ye shanna be niffered but for a better.
Ye shanna want as lang as I hae, but look weel to your ain.
Ye shape shune by your ain shauchled feet.