Part 39 (1/2)

_S Prov_

BAIKIE, BACKET, _s_ A square wooden vessel, for carrying coals to the fire, S

BAIL, BAILE, BAYLE, BALL, BELE, BELLE, _s_

1 A flame, or blaze of what kind soever

_Barbour_

2 A bonfire

_Sir Gawan_

3 A fire kindled as a signal

_Douglas_

4 Metaph the flame of love

_Henrysone_

A S _bael_, Su G _baal_, a funeral pile, Isl _baal_, a strong fire

BAYLE-FYRE, _s_ A bonfire

A S _bael-fyr_, the fire of a funeral pile

BAILCH, _s_ A very lusty person, S B

V _Belch_

_Ross_

BAILLE, _s_ A mistress

_Wallace_

Fr _belle_, id

BAILLIE, BAILIE, _s_

1 A h, an alderman, S