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bailerie, Bailey, bailey, baileys, bailIary, bailie, bailies, baillary, baille, baillerie, baillerie, bailles, baillIarie, baillie, baillie, baillierie, baillies, baillies, bailyee, bailyees, bailyie, bailyies, bailze, bailzes, bailzie, bailzies, Banff_bailies, Banff-baillies, baylyearie, bum-bailie, bylie, bylie, bylies, bylies, byllie, byllies, bylly, byllys, watter-bailie, watter-byllie,
bailie [ˈbeli, S. ˈbəili & ˈbelji, U. bɛlji]
n. A magistrate, an alderman, bailiff, a cattleman on a farm.
pl. bailies
n. A magistrate, an alderman, bailiff, a cattleman on a farm.
pl. bailies
Compounds and phrases etc.
bailierie: The jurisdiction of a bailie or the district under him.
Banff bailies: MN. Large, white snowy-looking clouds that rise along the horizon.
bum-bailie: col. Any person tasked with enforcing an order.
little bailie: An under-cattleman.
watter-bailie: A water bailiff, a water insect, in particular a water-strider of the family Gerridae.
Banff bailies: MN. Large, white snowy-looking clouds that rise along the horizon.
bum-bailie: col. Any person tasked with enforcing an order.
little bailie: An under-cattleman.
watter-bailie: A water bailiff, a water insect, in particular a water-strider of the family Gerridae.
Bailiestoun, Bailliestoun, Bylliestoun,
Bailiestoun [ˈbeliztun, S. ˈbəiliztun, & ˈbeljiztun]
pn. Baillieston (Glasgow).
pn. Baillieston (Glasgow).
baen, bain, bane,
bain [I.Sh. ben]
n. Thick leather used for the soles of shoes.
n. Thick leather used for the soles of shoes.
From Gaelic bian.
bainish,
bainish [ˈbenəʃ]
v. Banish.
v. Banish.
baird, bairdie, bairdrie, bairdy, bard, bardie, bardrie, bardy, baurdy, berdy,
baird [beːrd, bard]
n. A bard, minstrel.
n. A bard, minstrel.
bairdy
adj. Bold, impudent of speech, rude, uncivil, forward, quarrelsome.
v. To vituperate, to bandy words with.
adj. Bold, impudent of speech, rude, uncivil, forward, quarrelsome.
v. To vituperate, to bandy words with.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bairdrie: The art of being a bard.
bairdge, bairge, bardge, barge, barges, blarge,
bairge [beːrdʒ, bɛrdʒ]
n. Forcible effort. A person who lifts his voice in a strong and loud manner.
v. Barge. To collide violently, to threaten with violence, to move clumsily and noisily. To speak in a loud or angry manner, weep. To strut about angrily.
pt. pp. bairged
n. Forcible effort. A person who lifts his voice in a strong and loud manner.
v. Barge. To collide violently, to threaten with violence, to move clumsily and noisily. To speak in a loud or angry manner, weep. To strut about angrily.
pt. pp. bairged
Compounds and phrases etc.
bairgin: Barging, aggressive.
bairdge, bairdges, bairge, bairges, bardge, bardges, barge, barges, berdge, berdges, berge, berges,
bairges [beːrdʒəz, bɛrdʒəz]
n. Movable shutter constructed with parallel boards that open and shut like a venetian blind.
n. Movable shutter constructed with parallel boards that open and shut like a venetian blind.
Compounds and phrases etc.
watter-bairge: A stone or wooden ledge running along the edge of a roof or projecting over some other part of a building, as a door, window, or chimney head, to run off or deflect the rain.
baern, baerns, bairen, bairn, bairndom, bairnheed, bairnheid, bairnhood, bairnhuid, bairnie, bairnikie, bairnish, bairnlie, bairnlik, bairnlike, bairn-like, bairnliness, bairnly, bairnlyke, bairn-lyke, bairnockie, bairns, bairnteem, bairntime, bairn-time, bairny, baren, barens, bearn, bearns, bern, berns, berren, braither-bairn, bridder-bairn, brither-bairn, brithir-bairn, bubbly-bairn, gandbairn, granbairn, gran-bairn, grandbairn, grand-bairn, grandbairns, graundbairn, Jock_Tamson$s_bairns, love-bairn, luve-bairn, schuil_bairn, schuil-bairns, scöl-bairns, stapbairn, stap-bairn, stap-bairn, stepbairn, stepbairn, step-bairn, Tamson, Thampson, Thamson,
bairn [beːrn, bɛrn]
n. A child of any age. A nickname for the residents of Falkirk.
dim. bairnie, bairnockie a small child.
pl. bairns
v. To render pregnant.
n. A child of any age. A nickname for the residents of Falkirk.
dim. bairnie, bairnockie a small child.
pl. bairns
v. To render pregnant.
bairnie
adj. Childish, childlike.
adj. Childish, childlike.
bairnly
adj. Childlike, childish
adj. Childlike, childish
Compounds and phrases etc.
bairndom: I.Sh. Childhood.
bairnheid [-hid]: Childhood.
bairnlike: Childish.
bairnliness: Childishness.
bairn-time: All the offspring of one mother, pregnancy, period of child bearing age, time of issue.
brither-bairn, sister-bairn: A cousin.
bubbly-bairn: A cry baby.
grandbairn: Grandchild pl. grandbairns.
Jock Tamson's bairns: Common humanity.
luve-bairn: An illegitemate child.
pairt wi bairn: To miscarry.
schuil bairn: A schoolchild.
stepbairn: A stepchild.
bairnheid [-hid]: Childhood.
bairnlike: Childish.
bairnliness: Childishness.
bairn-time: All the offspring of one mother, pregnancy, period of child bearing age, time of issue.
brither-bairn, sister-bairn: A cousin.
bubbly-bairn: A cry baby.
grandbairn: Grandchild pl. grandbairns.
Jock Tamson's bairns: Common humanity.
luve-bairn: An illegitemate child.
pairt wi bairn: To miscarry.
schuil bairn: A schoolchild.
stepbairn: A stepchild.
bairneac, bairneach, barneach,
bairneach [U.ˈbɛːrnəx]
n. A crustacean, the goose barnacle Lepas antifera. A shellfish, the common limpet Patella vulgata.
n. A crustacean, the goose barnacle Lepas antifera. A shellfish, the common limpet Patella vulgata.
From Irish.
baise, baise$t, baised, baiss, baisst, baist, baize, baized, bambaize, bambaized, bambaizie, bambaze, bambazed, bambazle, bamboozeled, bamboozie, bamboozl$d, bamboozle, bamboozled, bamboozlt, baze, bazed, bombaze, bombazed, bumbaise, bumbaise$t, bumbaised, bumbaiseld, bumbaiselt, bumbaisie, bumbaisle, bumbaisled, bumbaize, bumbaized, bumbaizelt, bumbaizie, bumbaizit, bumbaizle, bumbaizled, bumbase, bumbased, bumbaze, bumbazed, bumbazelt, bumbazit, bumbazle, bumbazled, bumbazy, bumboozie, bumboozle,
baise [beːz, bes]
n. Confusion, bewilderment.
v. pt. pp. baise't [best], baised [beːzd] confused, bewildered, concerned, afraid.
adj. Sad, sorrowful. Ashamed.
n. Confusion, bewilderment.
v. pt. pp. baise't [best], baised [beːzd] confused, bewildered, concerned, afraid.
adj. Sad, sorrowful. Ashamed.
Compounds and phrases etc.
black-baised: Depressed, in the dumps, pessimistic.
bumbaise [bʌmˈbeːz]: To bewilder or stupify. pt. pp. bumbaise't, bumbaised.
bumbaisin: Bewildering or stupifying.
bumbaisie: To confuse or mystify.
bumbaisle: To confuse or mystify. pt. pp. bumbaiselt adj. Bewildered or stupified.
white-baised: Cheerful, optimistic, in good spirits.
bumbaise [bʌmˈbeːz]: To bewilder or stupify. pt. pp. bumbaise't, bumbaised.
bumbaisin: Bewildering or stupifying.
bumbaisie: To confuse or mystify.
bumbaisle: To confuse or mystify. pt. pp. bumbaiselt adj. Bewildered or stupified.
white-baised: Cheerful, optimistic, in good spirits.