Part 37 (2/2)

V the teris~

BACK-SEY, _s_

V ~Sey~

BACK-SET, _s_

1 A check, any thing that prevents growth or vegetation, S

2 Whatsoever causes a relapse, or throws one _back_ in any course, S

_Wodrow_

Eng _back_ and _set_

BACKSPANG, _s_ A trick, or legal quirk, by which one takes the advantage of another, after every thing seeain, S

_Back_ and _spang_, to spring

_To_ BACK-SPEIR, _v a_

1 To trace a report as far back as possible, S

2 To cross-question; S

_Back_ and _speir_, to examine

V ~Spere~, v

BACK-SPEIRER, BACK-SPEARER, _s_ A cross-examinator, S

_Cleland_

BACK-SPRENT, _s_ The back-bone, S

_Back_, and S _sprent_, a spring

BADE, _pret_ of ~Bide~, q v