It looked a dreich, cold place as you rode by at night, near as lonesome as the old Mill was, and not near as handy.

There are many other species of Scottish station, from geranium-hung coastal termini to dreich places in the Black Country, but a concluding note must be reached, and it shall concern Glasgow.

14 November 2002, “Glasgow's ambassadors receive a dreich welcome in Havana”, in The Scotsman:

but driving home at this dreich hour and at the end of a difficult shift, she found the ectoplasmic fog unnerving

On dreich days Shuggie would take Agnes's wedding album and hide at the foot of her bed poring over the photos of his father.

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