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badrie, badry, baudie, baudy, bawd, bawdie, bawdrie, bawdry, bawdy,
bawd [bɑːd, bɔːd, N. I. baːd]
n. A person who keeps a house of prostitution. A prostitute.
 
bawdy
adj. Obscene, lewd.
 
bawdry [ˈbɑːdri, ˈbɔːdri, N. I. baːdri]
adj. Bawdry.
Balgey, Balgeys, Bawgey, Bawgeys, Bawgeys_Loch,
Bawgey [ˈbɔːgəi]
pn. Balgavie.
 
Compounds and phrases etc.
 
Bawgeys Loch: Balgavies Loch.
Ba$gray, Bagray, Bawgray,
Bawgray [ˈbɑːgreː, ˈbɔː-, N. I. ˈbaː-]
pn. Balgray (Glasgow).
baal, bawl, bawl$t, bawled, bawlt,
bawl [ˈbɑːl, ˈbɔːl, U. ˈbʌul, N. ˈbaːl]
v. To shout loudly.
pt. pp. bawlt, bawled
Ba$maclellan, Bawmaclellan,
Bawmaclellan [ˈbɑːməklɛlənː, ˈbɔː-, N. I. ˈbaː-]
pn. Balmaclellan (Dumfries and Galloway).
Bawmashanner, Bummie, Bummy,
Bawmashanner [ˈbɑːməʃɪnər]
pn. Balmashanner (Angus).
dim. Bummie.
Bawmaucom,
Bawmaucom [bɑːməˈkom]
pn. Balmalcolm (Fife).
Ba$mernie, Ba$mirnie, Balmairnie, Bawmairnae, Bawmernie, Bawmirnae, Bawmirnie,
Bawmernie [bɑːmɛrni]
pn. Balmerino (Fife).
Ba$mill, Ba$mule, Baamuil, Baamule, Balmule, Bawmill, Bawmuil,
Bawmuil [ˈbəmɪl]
pn. Balmule (Fife).
Ba$muir, Bawmuir,
Bawmuir [ˈbɑːmeːr, ˈbɔː-, N. ˈbaːmiːr, I. ˈbaːmøːr]
pn. Balmuir (West Lothian).

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