Part 25 (1/2)

Franc _arn_ spica

ARNUT, LOUSY ARNOT, _s_ Tall oat-grass or pignut; Bunium bulbocastanum, or flexuosum, Linn S

_Yurnut_

A Bor

_Lightfoot_

Corr from _earth-nut_

ARR, _s_ A scar, S A Bor _Pock-arrs_, the marks left by the small-pox, S Lancash

Su G _aerr_, Isl _aer_, cicatrix

ARRED, _part adj_ Scarred, having the marks of a wound or sore

Hence, _Pock arred_, marked by the small-pox, S

Dan _arred_ cicatrised; Isl _aerra_ cicatrices facere

_To_ ARRACE

V ~Aras~

ARRONDELL, _s_ The s, a bird

_Burel_

Fr _arondelle_, _hirondelle_, from Lat _hirundo_, id

arsecockLE, _s_ A hot pimple on the face or any part of the body, S B

The terinally to have been confined to pimples on the hips; synon with Teut _aers bleyne_, tuberculus in ano

arseENE, _s_ The quail

_Houlate_

A S _aerschen_, coturnix, also _erschenn_, froallina vivarii

arseLINS, _adv_ Backwards, Clydes S B