"donnered" meaning in Scots

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      "form": "maist donnered",
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      "form": "donnard",
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      "form": "donnerd",
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          "ref": "1899, John Buchan, “The Oasis in the Snow”, in Grey Weather: Moorland Tales of My Own People, John Lane, page 188:",
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          "text": "\"Why, ye donnered auld runt, how else would I ken?\" cried Alan.",
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        "Foolish or stupid; daft."
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