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balou, lby

ban, swear

ban&039;, band (of the presbyterian clergyan)

bane, bone

bang, an effort; a blow; a r nuber

bang, to thup

banie, v baie

ban, bon

bannock, bonnock, a thick oatal cake

bardie, di of bard

barefit, barefooted

barket, barked

barley-brie, or bree, barley-brew-ale or whiskey

bar, yeast

barie, yeasty

barn-yard, stackyard

bartie, the devil

bashg, abashg

batch, a nuber

batts, the botts; the lic

bauckie-bird, the bat

baudrons, baudrans, the cat

bauk, cross-bea

bauk, v bawk

bauk-en&039;, bea-end

bauld, bold

bauldest, boldest

bauldly, boldly

bauy, baly

bawbee, a half-penny

bawdrons, v baudrons

bawk, a field path

baws&039;nt, white-streaked

bear, barley

beas&039;, beasts, ver

beastie, di of beast

beck, a curtsy

beet, feed, kdle

beild, v biel

beng, belong

beld, bald

bel, assault

bellys, bellows

belyve, by and by

ben, a parlor (ie, the ner apartnt); to the parlor

benost, ost

be-north, to the northward of

be-uth, to the uthward of

bethankit, grace after at

beuk, a book: devil&039;s pictur&039;d beuks-pyg-cards

bicker, a wooden cup

bicker, a short run

bicker, to flow swiftly and with a slight noise

bicker, noisy ntention

bickerg, hurryg

bid, to ask, to wish, to offer

bide, abide, endure

biel, bield, a shelter; a sheltered spot

biel, fortable

bien, fortable

bien, bienly, fortably

big, to build

bigg, buildg

bike, v byke

bill, the bull

billie, fellow, rade, brother

bgs, heaps

birdie, di of bird; al aidens

birk, the birch

birken, birchen

birkie, a fellow

birr, force, vi