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He can girn a laugh as well 's onybody at a raight divil's jest.
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But I would not dream of doing that since it would be almost as childish as Salmond's girns.
HE NEEDS A BOGEYMAN
It is the stories of these lesser known characters that Girns is trying to tell through their games.
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He may / respond to that, as to other electrodes" (VII); "The man / is old; it is more than age he girns for / [...] / He is knackered and there are no / schemes to revive him" (IX).
The Orchards of Syon
The left -wing Mr Canavan is in that well-worn word a maverick who girns and whines in favour of his favourite causes.
PLAYING WITH FIRE; TIMEBOMB AS CANAVAN GOES ON THE ATTACK
That caused yowls and howls, groans and girns until Euan Norris finally put them out of their misery with the final blast of his whistle.
YOUR VERSE IS TWITCHING; Rangers fans are too busy biting their nails to think about belting out songs
''Boys are the biggest girns you will ever come across, '' says Glasgow-based gender psychologist Dr Jack Boyle, adding: ''But rather than being made to feel ashamed, they should be encouraged to express their feelings and fears.''
HEALTH: Born to be bad?; Mum-of-two KATRINA TWEEDIE reveals the joy and pain of what it takes to bring up little boys
"Boys are the biggest girns you will ever come across," says gender psychologist Dr Jack Boyle.
The truth is out .. BOYS DO CRY; FORGET ALL THE HYPE ABOUT SUGAR AND SPICE .. BRINGING UP BOYS NEEDS MORE THAN JUST SLUGS, SNAILS AND A FOOTBALL

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