Part 141 (2/2)

13 Composed, deliberate; as opposed to _flochtry_, _throwther_, S

14 Not hard, not difficult of execution, S

_Burns_

15 Easy in situation, snug, comfortable; as ”He sits very _canny_” ”He has a braw _canny_ seat,” S

_Ramsay_

16 Fortunate, lucky, S

_Pennecuik_

17 Fortunate, used in a superstitious sense, S

_R Galloway_

_No canny_, not fortunate, applied both to things and to persons

_Ramsay_

18 Endoith knowledge, supposed by the vulgar to proceed froical skill, South of S

_Tales Landl_

19 Good, worthy, ”A braw _canny_ ood-conditioned, or worthy man, S

_Statist Acc_

20 Applied to any instrunifies well-fitted, convenient, S

B

_Survey Nairn_

Isl _kiaen_, sciens, prudens; callidus, astutus; _kaeni_, fortis et prudens; from _kenn-a_, noscere

~Cannie Wife~, a midwife, South of S

_Cromek_

~Cannily~, adv

1 Cautiously, prudently, S

_Baillie_

2 Moderately, not violently, S