O

O'

Of

Ochels

The name of mountains in Scotland.

O'ergang

Overbearingness, to treat with indignity, literally to tread.

O'erlay

An upper cravat.

O'haith!, O'faith!

An oath.

O'ither

Of each other.

Ony, or Onie

Any.

Or

Is often used for ere, before.

Orra-duddies

Superfluous rags, old clothes.

O't

Of it.

Ourie

Drooping, shivering.

Oursel', Oursel's

Ourselves

Outlers

Outlyers; cattle unhoused.

Ower, Owre

Over, too.

Owre-hip

Striking with a fore-hammer, by bringing it with a swing over the hip; a way of fetching a blow with the hammer over the arm.

Owsen

Oxen.

Oxtered

Carried of supported under the arm.