DRAUGHT—A drawt o’ nags is different frae a drawt o’ yal; it’s a pair.
DRAW—To irritate, question, or get one to expound his views. He gat his rag drawn, wi’ t’ lawyer tryin’ ta draw him.
DRAW—When a chimley wants firin’, er a pipe stopple’s stopped, it’s said they won’t draw.
DRAW-KNOTT—Yan ’at ’ll lowse.
DRONE—A mouth reed made of sycamore bark.
DROONDED T’ MILLER—When ye’ve putten ower mich watter i’ yer crowdy; letten tea doon tell it’s that wake it won’t run oot o’ t’ pot, an’ seea on—that’s droonded t’ miller.
DRIFE—Snow that is driven as it falls or after.
DREE—A long lonely road; a piece of work not over pleasant. Owt ’at’s dree is summat at yan’s weary on, but hes ta stick tul.
DREEP—A melancholy tone, neea matter hoo sweet.
DROP-BOX—T’ barn’s bank.