Part 53 (1/2)

1 To s any liquid in shts; whether the liquor be intoxicating or not, S

2 To tipple, _v n_ ”He's ay _bebbling_ and drinking;” he is , S

It seems to be formed from Lat _bibere_ to drink, in the sa it wet

BECHT, _part pa_ Tied; Gl Rudd

Gerin

_To_ BECK, BEK, _v s_

1 To e, S

_Bannatyne Poems_

2 To curtsy; as restricted to the obeisance

Isl _beig-a_, Ger-en_, to bow

BECK, BEK, _s_ A curtsy, S

_Maitland Poems_

BEDDY, _adj_ Expressive of a quality in grey-hounds; the sense uncertain

_Watson's Coll_

It nify, attentive to the cry of the huntsr It may, however, be the sa wives are ay _beddie_;” Kelly, p 75 ”Covetous of sos,” N In this sense it is probably allied to Isl _beid-a_, A S _bidd-an_, Moes G _bid-jan_, Belg

_bidd-en_, to ask, to supplicate, to solicit

BEDE, _pret_ Offered; from the v ~Bid~

_Sir Gawan and Sir Gal_

Chaucer uses the v ~Bede~ as signifying to offer

A S _baed_, obtulit, from _beodan_

BEDELUIN, _part pa_ Buried, hid under ground

_Douglas_

A S _bedelfen_, sepultus, infossus; _be-delf-an_, circumfodere