Part 59 (1/2)

_To beit the fire_, or _beit the ingle_ To add fuel to the fire, S

”_To beet_, to make or feed a fire” Gl Grose

_To beit a mister_, to supply a want, Loth

2 To blow up, to inkindle, applied to the fire

_Douglas_

3 To bring into a better state, by re calamity or cause of sorrow

_Wallace_

A S _bet-an_, _ge-bet-an_, to_boet-en_; Isl _bet-a_, Su G _boet-a_, id _boet-a klaeder_, to repair or mend clothes A S _bet-an fyr_, corresponds to the S phrase nem

~Bett~, _part pa_ Supplied

_Wallace_

BEIT, _s_ An addition, a supply, S B

V the _v_

BEITMISTER, _s_ That which is used in a strait, for supplying any deficiency; applied either to a person or to a thing; Loth

V ~Beit~, _v_ and ~Mister~

_To_ BEKE, _v a_ To bask

V ~Beik~

BEKEND, _part_ Known; S B _bekent_

_Douglas_

Germ _bekaunt_, id Teut _be-kennen_, to know; A S _be-cunnan_, experiri

BELCH, BAILCH, BILCH, _s_ (gutt)

1 A monster

_Douglas_

2 A term applied to a very lusty person, S B

”_A bursen belch_, or _bilch_, one who is breathless from corpulence, q