| But they appear to be blinded in both eyes when it comes to the glaur left behind by the two-legged offenders. |
| As likely, girls, as we all know, as a man getting stuck into a month's accumulated oven glaur. |
| Fling dead cats at her, and clod her wi' cabbages and glaur! |
| A clean and decent road's before me and a comrade for it, and I'm in the mood to take it, and here's the glaur about my feet! |
| And how good will the football be when it's gone and we're back to glaur rather than glory? |
| The glaur, the wind, the awful clothes, the bores and the snobs are all worth putting up with. |
