Part 47 (1/2)

2 Passionate, choleric ”A _barmy_ quean,” a passionate woman, S

From E _barm_, yeast

BARMKYN, BERMKYN, _s_ The rampart or outermost fortification of a castle

_Wallace_

Fr _barbacane_; or Teut _barm_, a mound, with the termination _kin_

BARNAGE, _s_

1 Barons or noblemen, collectively viewed Old Fr

_Wallace_

2 Aboth chieftains and followers

_Douglas_

BARNAT, _adj_ Native

_Our barnat land_, q the land of our _barnheid_ or nativity

_Wallace_

BARNE, _s_ The sae_

Old Fr _barnez_, nobility

_Wallace_

BARNE, _s_ A child

V ~Bairn~

BARNE, _s_ Apparently for _barme_, bosom

_Douglas_

BARNS-BREAKING, _s_ Any mischievous or injurious action; in allusion to the act of _breaking_ up a _barn_ for carrying off corn, S

BARRACE, BARRAS, BARRES, BARROWIS, _s_