Crossword clues for nae
nae
- No, to MacCrimmon
- No, inDundee
- No, in Robert Burns poems
- No, in Fife
- No to Robert Burns
- No to MacNair
- No in Nairn
- No in Dunblane
- Negative north of the Cheviot Hills
- Lassie's negative
- How a Scottish person says "No"
- Glaswegian negative
- Glasgwegian's no
- Fife refusal
- Edinburgh negative
- Clydebank contradiction
- Captain Kidd's negative
- Burns refusal
- Angus refusal
- "You wish, laddie!"
- "No" to Hibernians
- "In your dreams!" in Dundee
- "Auld Scotland wants __ skinking ware": Burns
- ''. . . we fear ___ evil'' (Burns)
- Word that might be said in a Glasgow kiss-off
- When repeated, a hip-hop dance
- When repeated, a 2010s dance
- When doubled, dance of the 2010s
- When doubled, a hip-hop dance
- Turndown for Watt?
- Thumbs-down, in Dumbarton
- The Magnetic Fields' "Wi' ___ Wee Bairn Ye'll Me Beget"
- Tayside turndown
- Stirling negative
- Silver mining data for ESPN
- Scotty's negative
- Scottish isle denial
- Scottish "not"
- Scottish 'no'
- Scotsman's no
- Scotsman's "no"
- Scots' denial
- Scots refusal
- Scots "nuh-uh"
- Scotch turn off
- Scot's uh-uh
- Scot's no
- Scot's "No way!"
- Scot's "nix"
- Scot's "In a pig's eye!"
- Scot's "Count me out!"
- Robert Burns' refusal
- Rob Roy's "no"
- Rob Roy rejection
- Rob Roy rebuff
- Rejection in Glasgow
- Rejection in Dundee
- Refusal near a loch
- Refusal in Renfrew
- Refusal in Inverness
- Refusal from Rob Roy
- Refusal from a lad
- Refusal from a bonny lass
- Proper response to "Are you wearing anything under that kilt, Hamish?"
- Possible response to "D'ye ken Scots?"
- Possible reply to "Would you like more haggis?"
- Paisley brushoff
- Overseas dissent
- Not for a Scot
- No: Scot
- No, to the Scottish
- No, to R. Burns
- No, to MaCrimmon
- No, to MacNab
- No, to MacMillan
- No, to Macdonald
- No, to a kilt wearer
- No, to a Glaswegian
- No, in Selkirk
- No, in Paisley
- No, in New Glasgow
- No, in Inverness
- No, in Falkirk
- No, in Dundurn
- No, in Dunblane
- No, in Aberdeen
- No, from MacTavish
- No, in Kirkaldy
- Ness negative
- Ness negation
- Negative response from Fat Bastard
- Negative reply in Edinburgh
- Nairn no
- Motherwell dissent
- Mac's rejection
- Lassie's refusal
- Lassie's "In a pig's eye!"
- Laddie's turndown
- Laddie's refusal
- Lad's refusal
- Kilt wearer's refusal
- Kilt wearer's "no"
- It's not in Scotland
- Iona turndown
- Inverness objection
- How a wee lassie might say "no"
- Highlands' refusal
- Highlands declination
- Highlands "Hardly!"
- HighlanderÂ's negative
- Highlander's rejection
- Highlander's denial
- Highlander's "huh-uh"
- Highland turndown
- Highland rejection
- Highland denial
- Hibernian declination
- Hebrides refusal
- Glaswegian's "no"
- Glaswegian's "Get outta here"
- Glasgow turndown
- Glasgow no
- Glasgow 'no'
- Fife decline
- Edinburgh nope
- Edinburgh "Uh-uh"
- Edinburgh "Uh uh"
- Dunsinane Hill denial
- Dunsinane denial
- Dumfries dissent
- Dewar's denial
- Denial, in Dundee
- Brush-off on the brae
- Ben Nevis brush-off
- Banff rebuff
- Balmoral brush-off
- Aye opposite, in Scotland
- Aberdeen "As if!"
- A Scottish denial
- "Wi' tippenny, we fear __ evil":Burns
- "Wi' tippenny, we fear __ evil": Burns
- "When pigs fly, laddie!"
- "Uh-uh!," in Edinburgh
- "Uh-uh, lassie!"
- "Trainspotting" turndown
- "Think again, laddie!"
- "Sorry, lassie!"
- "Not gonna happen, lassie"
- "No" in the highlands
- "If It's ___ Scottish, It's Crap!"
- "I'll gang ___ mair to yon toun": Robert Burns
- "I'll come ___ mair to thy bower-door": Burns
- "I'll be sad for __-body": Burns
- "I'll be merry and free, I'll be sad for __-body" (Burns)
- "He's just-__ better than he should be": Burns
- "Fat chance, lassie"
- "Dream on, laddie"
- "Dream on, Ian!"
- "Brave" denial
- "As if, laddie!"
- "An auld knave's __ bairn": Scottish proverb
- "___ man can tether time or tide" (Robert Burns)
- "__ wind, __ rain--__ golf!": Scottish adage
- ''... we fear ___ evil'' (Burns)
- Scottish denial
- Overseas denial
- Inverness negative
- Scotch refusal
- Highlander's negative
- Aberdeen negative
- Scottish dissent
- Glasgow refusal
- "...we fear ___ evil": Burns
- Reply from Rob Roy
- Highlander's reply
- Highland refusal
- Scottish refusal
- Dumfries denial
- Highland negative
- Scot's negative
- Renfrew refusal
- Scot's refusal
- Scottish turndown
- Highlands negative
- Dundee denial
- Response from a bonny lass?
- "___ star was glintin out aboon" (old poem start)
- Glaswegian's refusal
- Dundee disavowal
- Not, in 30-Down
- Aberdeen denial
- Glaswegian's negative
- Burnsian negative
- Bonny lass's reply, maybe
- Scot's denial
- Rob Roy's refusal
- Rob Roy's rejection
- Angus rejection
- Glaswegian denial
- Duncan's denial
- "___ man can tether time or tide": Burns
- Not, to a Scot
- Shetland turndown
- Refusal, in Renfrew
- Edinburgh refusal
- Highlands refusal
- Kiltie's turndown
- Paisley denial
- Negative north of England
- Scot's not
- Dundee dissent
- Not, to Scots
- Aye's opposite, in Aberdeen
- Refusal for Rob Roy
- "___ doubt but they were fain o' ither": Burns
- "Me, ___ cheerful twinkle lights me": Robert Burns
- Not from a Scot
- Aye's counterpart
- "Captain! The engines canna take ___ more!" (line from Scotty on "Star Trek")
- "No way, laddie!"
- Macduff rebuff
- "Fat chance, laddie"
- Scot's "not"
- "Uh-uh, laddie"
- It's "not" in Scotland
- McDonald's denial
- Refusal from a boy lass
- Burns's refusal
- Duncan's dissent
- Dunsinane disavowal
- Vote on Scottish independence
- Shetlands turndown
- Lassie's turndown
- Highlander's "not"
- Dundee turndown
- Typical Scottish Brexit vote
- When doubled, a 2010s dance craze
- No, to Burns
- Aberdonian's "unh-unh"
- No, in Edinburgh
- Scot's dissent
- Burns negative
- Sandy's negative
- Denial in Dundee
- Ayr negative
- Dundee negative
- Jock's negative
- Burns's dissent
- Scottish no (3)
- Negative in Oban
- Scotsman's negative
- Negative for 33 Across
- Scot's veto
- Nairn negative
- Negative for Burns
- Scottish negative
- Stirling denial
- No for Burns
- Scottie's dissent
- Glasgow veto
- Tartan wearer's turndown
- Burns's denial
- Denial in Glasgow
- Burnsian refusal
- Scottish "no"
- Scotch negative
- Mac's nix
- Scotch denial
- Sandy's denial
- Scot's disapproval
- Kiltie's refusal
- No, in Ayr
- Highlander's refusal
- Oban negative
- No, in Nairn
- Scotsman's denial
- Ayr refusal
- Scottie's refusal
- Glaswegian's turndown
- Scottish veto
- Drumnadrochit demurral
- Burns denial
- No, in Dundee
- "No," to Sir Walter Scott
- "Go jump in the loch!"
- Scot's turndown
- Highlands denial
- "Sorry, laddie"
- "No" to Rob Roy
- Scot's word of denial
- No, in Scotland
- No, in Glasgow
- Highlands "huh-uh"
- Glasgow negative
- Dundee brush-off
- "Sorry, laddie!"
- St. Andrews turndown
- Scottish no
- Scot's "no"
- Rob Roy refusal
- Rebuff from Macduff
- No, to a Scot
- Laddie's negative
- Hamish's refusal
- Groundskeeper Willie's turndown
- Glasgow denial
- Foreign decline
- Dundee refusal
- Dissent in Dumfries
- Captain Kidd's refusal
- "Sorry, lad"
- "No," in Dumbarton
- ''No'' to Rob Roy
- Turndown at a loch
- Tam wearer's turndown
- Stubborn Scot's word
- Scottish rejection
- Scottish "No!"
- Scotsman's refusal
- Scots' 'no'
- Scot's 'no'
- Scot's ''not''
- Scot's ''nope''
- Rob Roy's ''no''
- Refusal from Groundskeeper Willie
- Not, for a Scot
- No, to Scots
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
northern England and Scottish variant of no.
Wikipedia
Nae is both a surname and a given name. It may refer to:
Surname:
- Eugen Nae (born 1974), Romanian footballer
- Marius Nae (born 1981), Romanian footballer
Given name:
- Nae Caranfil (born 1960), Romanian film director and screenwriter
- Nae Ionescu (1890–1940), Romanian philosopher, logician, mathematician, academic, writer and journalist
Usage examples of "nae".
Janet, gang na to see: Ye left a chair afore the fire, Whaur I tauld ye nae chair sud be.
Squire Forster, gonnes in plenty, but almost nae poudre, nor ane left as can mix it.
He had nae ill-will to the Whig bodies, and liked little to see the blude rin, though, being obliged to follow Sir Robert in hunting and hosting, watching and warding, he saw muckle mischief, and maybe did some, that he couldna avoid.
This same day, nae farther gane, at ae step up in the gait cleugh, I slumpit in to the neck.
Aye, I was in the rrricht of it, the divine rrricht I may say, to hae thrrrown oot of the rrrealm a bulk nae matterrr hoo holy that hath been defiled by the pens of Godless rrrepublicans, aye.
Billy wis sayin thit eh once saw that scruff-boy fae Leith, that Spud Murphy, git huckled fir chorin handbags whin eh thoat nae cunt could see wi the smoke machine oan.
English under a table, and gang hame to their mithers after, and think nae mair aboot it.
Even if we had owre muckle power, I think we wad mak nae bad use of it.
Ah felt that satisfying numbness but ah was so up on the meth that a poofy line ay toot would make nae real difference.
Nae point in huvin yir cake if ye canNae fuckin well scran it back, eh, no?
There needs nae aiths to be sworn afore the session wha is your father, young goodman.
She wore nae gold, nae jewels bright, nor silk nor satin rare, But just the plaidie that a queen might well be proud to wear.
Ye wir perfectly welcome tae stey at mine, wi nae strings attached, he told Kathryn.
Nae blood spilt, the Lord be thankit, but such a stramash I never beheld.
Lady Belju, also of Hallingdal, who built Naes church, and by means of fire and butter split the Beja rock, so that a road was carried over it, which road is called to this day the Butter Rock.