| Ballymena, Bellamaina, Bellamena, |
Ballymena [bɑ:lɪ'minə, balɪ'minə]pn. Ballymena. (County Antrim)
Also known as Seiven Tours |
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| Ballymoney, Bellymoney, |
| Ballymoney [bɑ:lɪ'mʌnɪ, balɪ'mʌnɪ]pn. Ballymoney. (County Antrim) |
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| baloo, balou, baloue, bululalow, balow, balu, balillilow, balloo, |
baloo ['balu:, ba'lo:, ba'lɪlɪ'lo:]n. A lullaby.
v. To sing a lullaby. |
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| balwaver, belwaver, bellwaver, bulwaaver, |
| balwaver ['bə'lwe:vər, 'bə'lwa:vər, 'bɛl'we:vər, 'bɛl'wa:vər]v. To straggle, stroll, move here and there without a definite objective. |
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| bamp, bamm, bam, |
| bamp [bam(p)]v. To nag on about the same topic constantly. |
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| bampot, bam, bamstick, bammer, |
bampot ['bampot]n. An idiot, fool or nutcase.
also bamstick ['bamstɪk], bammer |
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| ban, bann, |
ban [ban]n. A curse.
v. To vow, to promise with oath(s). To swear or curse. To scold. |
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| ban, bannit, bannt, bandit, bann't, ban't, bannt, |
ban [ban]v. Ban, forbid.
pt. pp. bannit, bann't |
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| bananae, bananie, bananny, |
| bananae ['bənanə, 'bənani, 'bənane]n. Banana. |
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| Banchry, Banchrie, |
| Banchry ['baŋxri]pn. Banchory. (Aberdeenshire) |
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