Part 49 (1/2)

BASTOUN, _s_ A heavy staff, a baton

Fr _baston_, _baton_, id

_Douglas_

BAT, _s_ A staple, a loop of iron, S

BATAILL, _s_

1 Order of battle, battle-array

_Barbour_

2 A division of an army, a battalion

_Barbour_

3 It seenify military equipment

_Barbour_

Fr _bataille_, order of battle; also, a squadron, battalion, or part of an army; deduced from Germ _batt-en_, caedere, A S

_beatt-an_, id

BATE, BAIT, _s_ A boat

_Barbour_

A S Alem Isl and Su G _bat_; C B and Ir _bad_, cymba

BATHE, BAITH, BAYTH, BAID, _adj_ Both, S ~Baid~ is the pron of Angus

_Wyntown_

Moes G _ba_, _bai_, _bagoth_; A S _ba_, _buta_; Alem _bedia_, _bedu_, _beidu_; Isl and Su G _bade_; Dan _baade_; Ger _beyde_; ambo

BATIE, BAWTY, _s_ A naenerally given, however, to those of a larger size; S

_Poems Buchan Dial_

Perhaps fros to the chace