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beesim, beesom, beesom-ticht, besom, besom-shaft, besom-ticht, beson, bessom, bezom, bezzom, bisim, bisom, bissim, bissom, bissum, bisum, biz$m, bizom, bizzar, bizzem, bizzom, bizzum, boosum, busom, buzzum, muggie_besom, muggie_bisom,
besom [ˈbɪzəm, ˈbɪsɪm, ˈbɪzɪm, ˈbuzəm, ˈbʌzəm, ˈbiːzəm]
n. A sweeping implement, broomstick. col. A hussy or loose woman.
n. A sweeping implement, broomstick. col. A hussy or loose woman.
Compounds and phrases etc.
besom-shaft: A broom handle.
besom-ticht: adj. Swept-clean.
muggie besom: MN. The fatherlasher Myoxocephalus scorpius.
besom-ticht: adj. Swept-clean.
muggie besom: MN. The fatherlasher Myoxocephalus scorpius.
bais, base, bess,
bess [bɛs, bes]
v. To sing in a bass voice.
v. To sing in a bass voice.
arabest, aw_the_best, awrabest, bes$, bess, best, ill-best,
best [bɛst]
adj. Best.
n. The groomsman.
adj. Best.
n. The groomsman.
Compounds and phrases etc.
aw the best: Best wishes.
the best: To indicate Providence, the Deity.
ill-best adj. Best of a bad lot, best of a poor selection.
the best: To indicate Providence, the Deity.
ill-best adj. Best of a bad lot, best of a poor selection.
bestial, bestiale,
bestial [ˈbɛstjəl]
n. Domestic animals, livestock, animals in general.
n. Domestic animals, livestock, animals in general.
bestow, bestowe,
bestowe [bɛˈstʌu]
v. To bestow.
v. To bestow.
baitter, be$er, beh$ir, better, bettermais, bettermaist, betterment, bettermis, bettermos, betterness, betther,
better [ˈbɛtər]
n. That which is better, something better or superior.
adv. Better. Quite recovered from illness. More than.
v. To better, to improve.
n. That which is better, something better or superior.
adv. Better. Quite recovered from illness. More than.
v. To better, to improve.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bettermaist [-rmes(t)]: adj. Better-class.
betterment [-mənt]: Improvement.
betterness: n. Recovery.
the better o that: The better for that.
betterment [-mənt]: Improvement.
betterness: n. Recovery.
the better o that: The better for that.
beuch, beuchs, bjock, bjocks, boo, boos, bou, bous, buch, buchs, byock, byocks, byooch, byoochs,
beuch [bjux]
n. A bough, branch of a tree. The limb of an animal. MN. The bow of a ship etc.
pl. beuchs
n. A bough, branch of a tree. The limb of an animal. MN. The bow of a ship etc.
pl. beuchs
beuk, beukie, beukin, beukit, beuk-lair, bewk, bewkeen, bjuk, bookie, bookin, bookit, book-lear, buik, buikan, buiked, buikie, buikin, buik-lair, buik-lear, buik-learnin, buik-leir, buk, buke, bukein, bukie, bukin, byeuck, byeuk, chapbeuk, chapbuik, chapbuke, faur_in_the_beuk, faur-i-the-buik, prent_beuk,
beuk [S. SN. I. bøk, byk, b(j)uk, WC. U. b(j)ʌk]
n. A book
dim. beukie
v. To record the names of a betrothed couple in the books of the session clerk before marriage.
pt. pp. beukit
n. A book
dim. beukie
v. To record the names of a betrothed couple in the books of the session clerk before marriage.
pt. pp. beukit
Compounds and phrases etc.
beukin: A booking, completing the marriage register.
beuk-lair: Book-learning, (formal) education.
beukin-nicht: The night of registration for marriage.
chapbeuk: A small, paper-covered booklet, usually printed on a single sheet folded into books of 8, 12, 16 and 24 pages.
faur in the beuk: Well educated, well-read.
prent beuk: A printed book typifying learning and authority.
the Guid Beuk: The Bible.
beuk-lair: Book-learning, (formal) education.
beukin-nicht: The night of registration for marriage.
chapbeuk: A small, paper-covered booklet, usually printed on a single sheet folded into books of 8, 12, 16 and 24 pages.
faur in the beuk: Well educated, well-read.
prent beuk: A printed book typifying learning and authority.
the Guid Beuk: The Bible.
baiver, baiveran, baiverin, bever, beverin, beverrin, bevver, bevverin,
bever [ˈbɛvər, ˈbeːvər]
v. To shake or tremble. WC. To gad about.
v. To shake or tremble. WC. To gad about.
Compounds and phrases etc.
beverin: Shaking or trembling. WC. Gadding about.
beverin in the wind: I. Ork. Struggling against the wind.
beverin in the wind: I. Ork. Struggling against the wind.
baiveridge, beverage, beveridge, bevie, bevied, beviein, bevvie, bevvied, bevvy, bevvyin, bevy,
beverage [ˈbɛvərɪdʒ]
n. A beverage. SW. A kiss given to celebrate something new.
dim. col. bevie An alcoholic drink, a drinking session.
n. A beverage. SW. A kiss given to celebrate something new.
dim. col. bevie An alcoholic drink, a drinking session.
bevie
v. col. To drink alcohol.
pt. pp. bevied
v. col. To drink alcohol.
pt. pp. bevied
Compounds and phrases etc.
beviein: col. Boozing.