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beullie, beullies, builie, builies, builo, builos, buily, bulis,
builie [I.Ork. bøl]
n. A feast.
pl. builies Dainties, titbits, good things to eat.
n. A feast.
pl. builies Dainties, titbits, good things to eat.
been, beun, boon, buin, buinle, bune, bunle, bunnle,
buin [S. SN. I. bøn, C. U. bɪn, N. bin]
n. The dry woody part of the stalk of flax or hemp.
n. The dry woody part of the stalk of flax or hemp.
Compounds and phrases etc.
buinle: WC. The hogweed Heracleum sphondylium or ragwort Jacobaea vulgaris.
Beenie, Buindie, Byne, Mill_o_Buindie, Mullnabeeny,
Buindie [ˈbini]
pn. Boyndie (near Banff).
pn. Boyndie (near Banff).
Mill o Buindie
pn. Mill of Boyndie (Milne of Boyndie).
pn. Mill of Boyndie (Milne of Boyndie).
Binster, Binster_Brig, Binsterbrig, Buinster, Buinster_Brig,
Buinster Brig [bønstər brɪg, ˈbɪnstər-]
pn. Bonchester Bridge (Borders).
pn. Bonchester Bridge (Borders).
abaird, abeerd, abeurd, aboord, abuird, babord, backber, backbuird, backburd, backbürd, baird, bakbørd, bakbüird, beurd, bier, bjeurd, bjoord, blackbaird, blackboord, blackbuird, bleckboord, board, boord, boord-en, boord-en$, boordie, boordit, bord, bourd, buird, buird-end, buirdie, buirdin, buirdit, burd, burde, caidbuird, cairdboard, cairdbord, cairdbuird, olla_buird, ootbird, ootbuird, ootburg, sideboord, sidebuird, starboord, starbuird, starnbuird, switchbuird, underboard, underbuird, undher_board, undherboard, undtherboord, unnerboard, unnerbuird, utbord,
buird [S. C. SN. I. bøːrd, C. U. beːrd, MN. biːrd, MN. NN. bjuːrd]
n. A board, table, notice-board. The body of people meeting round a council-table, a council, committee. A bier. The mould-board of a plough.
dim. buirdie
v. To board.
pt. pp. buirdit
n. A board, table, notice-board. The body of people meeting round a council-table, a council, committee. A bier. The mould-board of a plough.
dim. buirdie
v. To board.
pt. pp. buirdit
Compounds and phrases etc.
abuird: Aboard, on board.
backbuird: I.Sh. The larboard or port (left) side of a boat.
blackbuird: A blackboard.
buird-end: Board end, head of table.
buirdin: Boarding.
cairdbuird: Cardboard.
chessbuird: A chessboard.
olla buird: NN.a. The platform in the bow of a fishing boat.
ootbuird [I.Sh. ˈutbørd, ˈutburd, ˈutburg]: The outlay of peats on the top of a peat-bank beyond the dyke.
sidebuird: A sideboard.
starbuird: Starboard, the right hand of a ship or boat when facing the front.
switchbuird: A switchboard.
unnerbuird: SW. U. A body when it is laid out and awaiting burial.
backbuird: I.Sh. The larboard or port (left) side of a boat.
blackbuird: A blackboard.
buird-end: Board end, head of table.
buirdin: Boarding.
cairdbuird: Cardboard.
chessbuird: A chessboard.
olla buird: NN.a. The platform in the bow of a fishing boat.
ootbuird [I.Sh. ˈutbørd, ˈutburd, ˈutburg]: The outlay of peats on the top of a peat-bank beyond the dyke.
sidebuird: A sideboard.
starbuird: Starboard, the right hand of a ship or boat when facing the front.
switchbuird: A switchboard.
unnerbuird: SW. U. A body when it is laid out and awaiting burial.
See brod also
beerdlie, bierly, boerdlie, bördly, buirdlie, buirdly, burdlie, burdly,
buirdly [S. SN. I. ˈbøːr(d)lɪ, MN. ˈbiːrlɪ & ˈb(j)uːr(d)lɪ]
adj. Stalwart, well-built, powerful.
adj. Stalwart, well-built, powerful.
beerial, beerie, beeried, beeriein, beeriet, beeriett, beery, beeryin, beirit, berriein, berril, berrin, berry, berryin, bery, birie, biried, birl, birrial, birrie, birrieal, birried, birriein, birriet, birrit, birry, birryin, biry, biryin, boorial, buir$el, buirial, buirie, buiried, buiried, buiriein, buiriet, buirit, buirry, buirryeen, buiry, bur$al, bur$l, bural, buriet, bürol, burrel, burriet, burrit, buryit,
buiry [C. ˈbøːre, U. ˈbɪre, SN. ˈbøːrɪ, N. ˈbiːri, MN. ˈbuːri]
v. To bury
pt. pp. buirit, buiried
v. To bury
pt. pp. buirit, buiried
Compounds and phrases etc.
buiryin: n. A funeral. v. Burrying.
buirial: A funeral, a burial.
buirial: A funeral, a burial.
biss, bizzie, boose, booze, bouse, buise, buiss,
buise [buːz, bøːz, bys, C. bɪs, bis]
n. A stall for a horse or cow. A seat at table, a bed, a situation, place, position.
v. To enclose in a stall.
n. A stall for a horse or cow. A seat at table, a bed, a situation, place, position.
v. To enclose in a stall.
baste, beust, bist, boist, boistie, boisty, booshty, boost, boostie, boosty, böst, boushty, buist, buistie, buisty, buse, bust, buste, busteie, bustey, bustie, busty, weir-buist, weir-buse,
buist [S. I. bøst, C. byst, N. b(j)ust]
n. A box or chest. A brand or identification mark, a branding tool.
dim. buistie A box bed, a small bed.
v. To mark cattle or sheep with the proprietor's distinctive mark. To smudge or soil.
n. A box or chest. A brand or identification mark, a branding tool.
dim. buistie A box bed, a small bed.
v. To mark cattle or sheep with the proprietor's distinctive mark. To smudge or soil.
beust, bisst, boost, böst, buist,
buist [S. I. bøst, C. byst & bɪst, N. bist, bust]
v. Must or ought because of moral or logical necessity.
v. Must or ought because of moral or logical necessity.