wrang

I dinna argy that it is wrang to trust in Heaven—only, gin we dinna use the means, Heavens no obliged to work miracles for us.

They cost siller, father, and Ill no wrang Betty Bodle for ony sic outlay on her auld yirden garment.

From our vera knees we maun rise in haste, and say to brother or sister, 'I've done ye this or that wrang: forgie me.'

The young lady wasna my cousin at a'—she had come to the wrang shop.