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airmbaan, airmbaand, airmban, airmband, airmbaun, airmbaund, baand, baandless, baandlessness, baands, baans, ban, ban$, ban$less, ban$lessness, ban$ster, band, bandless, bandlessness, bands, bandster, banless, banlessness, bann, bannless, bannlessness, banns, bans, banster, baun, baund, baundless, baundlessness, baunds, baundster, baunless, baunlessness, bauns, belly-ban, belly-baund, bend, braidbaand, braidban, braidban$, braidband, braidbaun, braidbaun$, braidbaund, brainbaan, breek-baand, breekband, breekbaund, broadbaun, cassie-baund, fasta, fasti, fastibaand, fastie, fastie-band, fastie-baund, haddibaand, haddiband, han-ban, haudibaund, haun-ban, haund-baund, head-band, heidban, heidband, heid-band, heidbaun, heidbaund, hoch-baund, hochbend, homliband, humlaband, humlibaand, humliband, humlibaund, humlie-band, kishie-baand, kishie-baund, kishy-baand, langband, langbaund, meer-bon, moo-ban, mooband, moo-band, moo-baund, mool-baand, mou-ban, mouband, mou-baund, muirban, muirband, muirbaun, muirbaund, mull-baund, ootbaan, ootbaand, ootband, ootbaund, outband, raeband, raebaund, sneck-ban, sneck-ban$, sneck-band, sneck-baun, sneck-baun$, sneck-baund, throu-baund, thru$-ban, thrubin, trow-band, trowe-baand, truban, vagil-band, veggel-baand, vegwal-baund, waistban, waistban$, waistband, waistbaund, wheelbaands, wheelbaund, wheelbaunds,
baund [bɑːn(d), bɔːn(d), N. I. baːn(d)]
n. Band, a cord, fetter, ribbon, strap etc. A hinge, a fastening for a door. A promise, an agreement, a money bond, marriage bond. Bondage, state of restraint. The curtain walls of a castle. The ridge of a hill. A band of people.
pl. baunds bands, straps etc. Bbonds of marriage.
v. To string together, to tether.
n. Band, a cord, fetter, ribbon, strap etc. A hinge, a fastening for a door. A promise, an agreement, a money bond, marriage bond. Bondage, state of restraint. The curtain walls of a castle. The ridge of a hill. A band of people.
pl. baunds bands, straps etc. Bbonds of marriage.
v. To string together, to tether.
Compounds and phrases etc.
airmbaund: An armband.
bauchle baund MN.: col. A shoelace.
baundless: Altogether abandoned to wickedness.
baundlessness: The state of abandonment to wickedness.
baundster [-stər,]: A binder of sheaves.
belly-baund: A harness or belly-band.
braidbaund: Broadband.
breekbaund: The waistband of the trousers.
cassie-baund, I.Sh. kishie-baund: A shoulder strap for carrying a cassie.
fastie-baund: I.Sh. A cross-beam running under the thwarts of a boat to secure the ribs.
haudibaund I.Sh.: The crossbeams under the thwart of a boat fastening the frame.
haund-baund: The wristband or cuff of a shirt.
heidbaund [hid-, NEC. SN. hed-, NN.b. (h)eɪd-]: A halter, the waistband of a garment.
hoch-baund: A strap or cord by which the hough-sinew of an animal is tied to prevent her kicking while being milked.
humlibaund I.Sh.: A thong to hold an oar for rowing.
inbaund [ˈɪn-]: A headstone in a wall.
langbaund I.Sh.: A roof purlin or crossbeam.
mou-baund: A halter for a horse, something that constricts the mouth. To pronounce with difficulty.
muirbaund: A hard impervious subsoil of sand, clay and stones.
mull-baund: I.Sh. To muzzle or restrain.
ootbaund: A stone with its long side along a wall face, a quoin.
raebaund: The rope attaching the sail to the yard.
sneck-baund: A string attached to a door latch inside leading outside so that the door can be opened.
throu-baund [I.Sh. tru-, trʌu baːn(d)]: A long stone extending through a building to reenforce it.
vegwal-baund: I.Sh. The rope which tied the animal to the stake.
waistbaund: Waistband.
wheelbaunds: Thin intestines as sheep used as wheelbands for spinning-wheels.
bauchle baund MN.: col. A shoelace.
baundless: Altogether abandoned to wickedness.
baundlessness: The state of abandonment to wickedness.
baundster [-stər,]: A binder of sheaves.
belly-baund: A harness or belly-band.
braidbaund: Broadband.
breekbaund: The waistband of the trousers.
cassie-baund, I.Sh. kishie-baund: A shoulder strap for carrying a cassie.
fastie-baund: I.Sh. A cross-beam running under the thwarts of a boat to secure the ribs.
haudibaund I.Sh.: The crossbeams under the thwart of a boat fastening the frame.
haund-baund: The wristband or cuff of a shirt.
heidbaund [hid-, NEC. SN. hed-, NN.b. (h)eɪd-]: A halter, the waistband of a garment.
hoch-baund: A strap or cord by which the hough-sinew of an animal is tied to prevent her kicking while being milked.
humlibaund I.Sh.: A thong to hold an oar for rowing.
inbaund [ˈɪn-]: A headstone in a wall.
langbaund I.Sh.: A roof purlin or crossbeam.
mou-baund: A halter for a horse, something that constricts the mouth. To pronounce with difficulty.
muirbaund: A hard impervious subsoil of sand, clay and stones.
mull-baund: I.Sh. To muzzle or restrain.
ootbaund: A stone with its long side along a wall face, a quoin.
raebaund: The rope attaching the sail to the yard.
sneck-baund: A string attached to a door latch inside leading outside so that the door can be opened.
throu-baund [I.Sh. tru-, trʌu baːn(d)]: A long stone extending through a building to reenforce it.
vegwal-baund: I.Sh. The rope which tied the animal to the stake.
waistbaund: Waistband.
wheelbaunds: Thin intestines as sheep used as wheelbands for spinning-wheels.
baar, baared, baart, bar, barr, barred, baur, baured, baurred, baurt, baurt, bawr, bawrd, bawred, crosbaar, crossbaur, crossbawr, debaar, debar, debarr, debaur, debawr,
baur [bɑːr, bɔːr, N. I. baːr]
n. A bar of wood etc. Something that obstructs, hinders, or impedes. A ridge or mound of sand or gravel that lies partially or completely underwater a short distance from and parallel to the shore.
v. To bar, ban, secure, exclude.
pt. pp. baurt, baured [ˈbɑːrd, ˈbɔːrd, N. I. ˈbaːrd]
n. A bar of wood etc. Something that obstructs, hinders, or impedes. A ridge or mound of sand or gravel that lies partially or completely underwater a short distance from and parallel to the shore.
v. To bar, ban, secure, exclude.
pt. pp. baurt, baured [ˈbɑːrd, ˈbɔːrd, N. I. ˈbaːrd]
Compounds and phrases etc.
debaur [ˈdɪ-]: To exclude formally from the Communion Table those guilty of certain sins.
crossbaur: Crossbar.
crossbaur: Crossbar.
baar, bar, barr, baur, bawr,
baur [ˈbɑːr, ˈbɔːr, N. I. ˈbaːr]
n. A joke, humerous situation, practical joke.
pl. baurs
n. A joke, humerous situation, practical joke.
pl. baurs
Baabie, Baaby, babbie, Barbara, Baubie, Baurbara, Bawbie,
Baurbara [ˈbɑːrbərə, ˈbɔːrbərə, N. I. ˈbaːrbərə]
n. The personal name Barbara.
dim. Baubie
n. The personal name Barbara.
dim. Baubie
baarber, baurber,
baurber [ˈbɑːrbər, ˈbɔːrbər, N. I. ˈbaːrbər]
n. Barber.
n. Barber.
baarel, baarrel, barrle, baurel, baurrel, berel, grötti-barrel, gruitie-baurel, gruittie-barrel, guitie-barrel,
baurel [ˈbɑːrəl, ˈbɔːrəl, N. I. ˈbaːrəl]
n. Barrel.
n. Barrel.
Compounds and phrases etc.
gruitie-baurel I.: A barrel for holding oil from fish livers.
Baurheid, Bawrheid, Bawrrheid, Borrheid,
Baurheid [ˈbɑːrhid, ˈbɔːr-, N. ˈbaːr-, -hed]
pn. Barrhead (Renfrewshire).
pn. Barrhead (Renfrewshire).
Barrhill, Baurhill,
Baurhill [ˈbɑːrhɪl, ˈbɑːrhʌl]
pn. Barrhill (Ayrshire).
pn. Barrhill (Ayrshire).
baarley, baarley-bree, baarlie, baarlie-bree, baarly, baarly-bree, barley, barley_bree, barley-bree, barley-broo, baurley, baurley-bree, baurlie, baurlie-bree, baurly, parley,
baurley [ˈbɑːrlɪ, ˈbɔːrlɪ, -e, N. I. ˈbaːrɪ]
n. Barley.
n. Barley.
Compounds and phrases etc.
baurley-bree: Juice of barley, whisky.
deil's baurley: SW. The Caucasian stonecrop Sedum spurium.
deil's baurley: SW. The Caucasian stonecrop Sedum spurium.
bairm, bairmie, bairmy, barm, barman, barmed, barmie, barmin, barmless, barmy, baurm, baurmed, baurmie, baurmin, baurmless, baurmt, baurmy, berm, bermy,
baurm [ˈbɑrm, ˈbɔrm, N. I. ˈbaːrm]
n. Yeast, an insult, blame.
v. To mix yeast with or into wort. To ferment.
pt. pp. baurmt, baurmed
n. Yeast, an insult, blame.
v. To mix yeast with or into wort. To ferment.
pt. pp. baurmt, baurmed
baurmie [ˈbɑrmɪ, ˈbɔrmɪ, N. I. ˈbaːrmɪ]
adj. Yeastie, foolish, crazy.
adj. Yeastie, foolish, crazy.
Compounds and phrases etc.
baurmin: Fermenting. The act of mixing yeast with wort to cause fermentation.
baurmless: Made (bread) without yeast or other raising agent.
baurmless: Made (bread) without yeast or other raising agent.