Part 42 (2/2)

BALYE, _s_ A space on the outside of the ditch of a fortification, co palisades

_Spotswood_

Fr _bayle_, a barricado, L B _ball-ium_

BALLANT-BODDICE, _s_ Boddice made of leather, anciently worn by ladies in Scotland, S B

V ~Balen~

BALLINGAR, BALLINGERE, _s_ A kind of shi+p

Fr _ballinjier_

_Wallace_

BALOW, _s_

1 A lullaby, S

_Ritson_

2 A ter her child

_Old Song_

Fr _bas, la le loup_, ”be still, the wolf is co”

BAMULLO, BOMULLOCH, To _gar_ one _lauch_, _sing_ or _dance Ba Perths

C B _bw_ terror, Gael _loomy brows, q ”the spectre with the dark eye-brows”

BANCHIS, _s pl_ Deeds of settlement

Ital _banco_, a bank

_Dunbar_

BANCOURIS, _s pl_ Coverings for stools or benches

Teut _banckwerc_, tapestry; Fr _banquier_, a bench-cloth

_To_ BAN, BANN, _v n_ Often applied in S, although improperly, to those irreverent exclauished fro