Preposition: on

• floor: I was sporting psychotic hair, a haggard face and facing a puddle of wee on the kitchen floor.

Adjective modifier

• full: They won't hold a full wee without leaking.

Converse of object

• need: Apart from when you need a wee in a hurry.

• do: Are you going to do a wee or a poo?

• have: I 've wee 'd more than we've had.

• hold: They won't hold a full wee without leaking.

Modifying Another Word

• so: Oh, and not so wee willy Will was there, which is always nice.

• still: Len no longer describes Cecil as ' a complete duck ' and her later comment ' while she's still wee ' is deleted.

• very: This is in addition to our growing program of classes in-house for very wee dancers.

• not: I'm not weeing in a skip for nobody, Pat, and I don't want my house filling with road signs.

Modifies a noun

• dram: He invited me for a wee dram in the bar.

• beasty: He was unsuccessful, so we are all none the wiser as to the true nature of these wee beasties.

• beastie: Indigenous to Scotland the wee globular beastie is considered a delicacy among the upper echelons of society.

• bit: Amazing what a wee bit of luck can do for a team.

• laddie: YOU ARE just like wee laddies playing in a gang.

• fella: Life is now moving forward but we will never forget the wee fella.

Noun used with modifier

• ain: It will be so nice to have oor ain wee place at last.

• ma: I took his set up and tried to weld ma wee brackets for the pipes above his sleeping head.

• asparagus: Sulfur can cause nasty smells that could be responsible for asparagus wee wee.

• darling: Poor wee soul Adrienne 13/07/06 11:16 Oh look at this darling wee boy.