ENTRY—A passage.
ENGLISH—Decipher. A ca’t English sec rubbish as thoo writes.
END-UP—To rear a cart up; to set anything on its end; to raise a person into a sitting or standing posture; to finish a task, or the day’s work; “ended him up” an’ “end up” er tweea varra useful spacks.
END-BOOARD—Aye, what noo, anybody knows ’at t’ end boords is at end o’ t’ cart, an’ ’at they tak oot, an’ seea on, but it izzant seea easy to put inta print.
END-OWER-END—To tipple “head over heels.” Ah catcht mi teea ower a cobble, an’ doon Ah went, end-ower-end, heedamaneckum inta t’ beck.
ESH-CHATS—Seed of the ash tree.
ESH-PLANT—A walking stick miad oot ov a young ash tree pood up bi t’ riut an’ dried. T’ lads aboot ten know generally what they’re used for.
ESH, ESH’K—Ax or ask; ax’d or asked.
ESH—Ash tree.
If t’ esh tree buds afoor t’ yak,