"Just ___ doch-an'-dorris": Lauder

Usage examples of awee.

The lamels on both the upper and lower cannons of the vambraces were layered and scalloped like the scales of a fish, adorned by rows of pearly rivetheads, chased and molded to match the breastplate with its foliate seaweed design.

The men dipped the scythes under the water and severed the ribbons of seaweed, then with a rack they gathered it out of the water into the boat.

Others on the shore were cutting rock seaweed that grew at the base of the cliffs, where it was exposed at low tide.

Present also was the malignant Each Uisge in mail like the delicate silver scales of fish, and a mantle the color of seaweed.