girn

She'll come to hell efter me to girn at me, an' set them on me wi' their reid het taings, and curse me.

The girn, my informant said, was never out its face, and it yammered on night and day.

Can He no shift it frae the tae airm to the tither, but the bairn maun girn?

And he gave a girn, that stretched his mouth from ear to ear.

I thought all the sheep-heads were looking at one another, and then girn-girning at me.