And  drank,  ".Young  roan,  now  sleep  ye  sound.*'

6\  The  Lass  that  made  the  bed.
Frae  Calvin's  well,  ay  clear  they  drank,

O*  sic  a  feast !  .  .  The  Twa  Herds.  5.
He  drank  his  poor  god-ship  as  deep  as  the  sea.  The  Whistle.  4.
We  drank  a  health  to  bonie  Mary.  5".  T.  Menzie's  bonie  Mary,

Drants  [sour  humours].
Nae  weel  tochered  aunts,  to  wait  on  their  drants,

Ronalds  of  Bennals.
Drap  [drop].
Has  clad  a  score  i'  their  last  claith,

By  drap  and  pill.  Death  and  Dr.  Hornbook.  23-

But  twa-three  draps  about  the  wame  .  Ep.  to  J.  R.  la.
Come  draw  a  drap  o'  the  best  o't  yet,  [rr.]  S.  My  love  she's  but  f

And  I  mysel'  a^  drap  of  dew,
Into  her  bonie  breast  to  fa' !  .   S.  O  were  tny  love\

His  wee  drap  parritch,  or  his  bread.
Thou  kitchens  fine.  [v.  A.  21]  Scotch  Drink.  7.
An*  just  a  wee  drap  sp'ritual  burn  in.  An'  gusty  sucker !  lb.  g.
Drap,  to  [to  drop].
Nor  th'  balm  that  draps  on  wounds  of  woe
Frae  woman's  pitying  e'e.    .        Lament  of  Mary  of  Scots.
I'll  drap  the  lyre,  and  mule,  admire,  5".  Lovely  Davies.
Drapping  [dropping].
And  frae  my  een  the  drapping  rains

Maun  ever  flow.  El.  on  Capt,  M.  II.  it.
Belyve,  the  elder  bairns  come  drapping  in,

Tlu  Cotters  Sat.  Night.  4.
R


Drappy,  -ie  \dim.  e/'drap].
We  are  na  fou,  we're  nae  that  fou,
But  just  a  dmppy  in  our  e'e ;  .  S.  O  Willie  brew'd\

As  them  wha  like  to  taste  the  drappie

In  glass  or  horn.      .         There's  naethin  like  \
Draught.
His  latest  draught  o'  breathin  lea'es  him

In  faint  hj^zas.  The  A  uthot^s  Cry  and  Prayer,  P.
