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blaik, blaiken, blaiken$d, blaiken$t, blaikent, blake, blaken, bleak, bleik, bleyk,
blaik [ˈblekən]
adj. Pale, pallid.
blaiken
v. To make pale.
pt. pp. blaikent adj. Bleached, turned yellow, by the sun.
blaen, blain, blained, blainie, blains, blainy, blane,
blain [blen]
n. A scar, a weal. A fault, a blemish. A bare spot, a blank, vacancy, miss, omission.
v. Of a field: to become covered in bare spots in the crop.
pt. pp. blaint, blained adj. applied to a field in which parts of the crop do not spring. Empty or blasted grain.
blainy
adj. Covered with bare patches.
Blairforth,
Blairforth [ˈbleːrfoːrθ]
pn. Blairathort (Perth and Kinross).
Blair, Blairgowrie, The_Berry_Toon, The_Berry_Toun,
Blairgowrie [bleːrˈgʌuri]
pn. Blairgowrie (Perth and Kinross).
Locally Blair or The Berry Toun.
blairney, blairnie, blairny,
blairnie [ˈbleːrnɪ]
n. Blarney, specious, wheedling talk.
Blairquhan, Blairwhan,
Blairwhan [ˈbleːrʍan]
pn. Blairquhan (Ayrshire).
blaem, blame, blame$t, blameless, blamewirthy, blemt,
blame [blem]
n. Blame, fault.
v. To blame (a thing) on (a person) means to ascribe the blame to (someone) for (a thing), to charge one with.
To blame (a person) wi (a thing) means to accuse one of.
pt. pp. blame't, blamed
Compounds and phrases etc.
blameless: Blameless, faultless, innocent.
blamewirthy: blameworthy
blank, blaunk,
blank [blaŋk]
adj. Blank.
blanket, blankid, blankit, blenket, blunket,
blanket [ˈblaŋkət]
n. A blanket.
blander, blanter,
blanter [ˈblantər]
n. A particular kind of oats, long in the grain and late in ripening. Food made from corn.
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