I'll  cock  my  nose  aboon  them  a*..
Ramsay  an'  famous  Ferguson

Gicd  Forth  an'  Tay  a  lift  aboon;     .  To  W.  Simpson.
But  there  is  ane  aboon  the  lave,  .  .  S.  Women's  Minds.
Abortion.  From  mildews  of  abortion ;  .  .  Xaiure's  Law.
Abound.    And  still  the  more  and  more  they  drank,

Their  joy  did  more  abound.         John  Barleycorn.
About.    At  length  we  had  a  hearty  yokin,

At  sang  about.     .        Ep.  to  J.  L—k,  Ap.  ist.  2.
But  Rab  slips  out,  an'  jinks  about,  .    Halloween.  6.
I  vow  and  swear,  I  dinna  care.
How  lang  ye  look  about  ye.  .   S.  Here's  to  thy  health  t

Above.    Who  would  set  the  Mob  above  the  throne,

S.  Does  haughty  Gattlf
Above  the  world  on  wings  of  love  I  rise,  In  vain  wld  Prudence  \
O  Thou  dread  Pow'r,  who  leign'st  above!

O  thou  dread  Pow'r  \
While  joys  above  my  mind  can  move,  S.  The  day  returns^
Beneath  th'  Omniscient  Eye  above.  The  farewell  to  St.J.'sL.
The  oft-attested  Powers  above  ;  The  Lament.  3.
And  I'll  place  it  in  her  breast,  and  I'll  swear  by  a'  above,

., ,   ^  S.  ThePosie.
Abnun.     Is  he  to  Abra'm's  bosom  j^ane  ?

.y.  Ken  ye  ought  0'  Capt.  Grose  ^

How  Abram  was  the  Friend  of  God  on  high  ;

The  Cotter's  Sat.  Night.  14.
When  the  bloody  die  was  cast  on  the  heights  of  Abram ;

The  Jolly  Beggars.  S.  i.
Abroad  [abroad,  in  sight].
An'  set  your  beauties  a*  abread  !     .  To  a  Louse,

A-breakinff.     My  heart  is  a-brealdng,  dear  titty.
..  .  „    .  .^.,  ^'  TamGlen.
Abreed  [in  breadth].
An'  spread  abreed  thy  weel-fill'd  brisket,  A  GuidNrtv  Vear^ti.
A-brewlng.    To  meddle  wi'  mischief  a-brewing ;

The  Kirk's  A  lartn.
