dree one's weird in Scots

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      "form": "tae dree one’s weird",
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          "english": "Michael Scott, The Cruise of the Midge (Franklin Library, p. 158)",
          "roman": "but I maun dree my weird.",
          "text": "1846, He has meikle to answer for to you, Saunders, and I have mair; and to me he has"
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        "To surrender to one's fate."
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          "roman": "but I maun dree my weird.",
          "text": "1846, He has meikle to answer for to you, Saunders, and I have mair; and to me he has"
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        "To surrender to one's fate."
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"dree one's weird" meaning in Scots

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