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E _bake_, to knead

BAKIE, _s_ A stake

V ~Baikie~

BAKIN-LOTCH, _s_ A species of bread

_Evergreen_

BAKSTER, BAXSTER, _s_ A baker, S

_Burroes_

A S _baecestre_, a woman-baker

BAL, BALL, the initial syllable of a great many names of places in Scotland

Ir Gael _baile_, _ball_, a place or town; Su G Isl _bol_, id

domicilium, sedes, villa, from _bo_, _bo-a_, _bu-a_, to dwell, to inhabit

BALAS, _s_ A sort of precious stone, said to be brought from _Balassia_ in India

Fr _balais_, bastard ruby

BALAX, _s_ A hatchet, Aberd

Isl _bolyxe_, Su G _baalyxa_, a large axe

BALBEIS, _s pl_ Halfpence

V ~Babie~

_Maitland Poems_

BALD, BAULD, _adj_

1 Bold, intrepid, S

_Wyntown_