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_Statist Acc_

BIG, BIGG, _s_ A particular species of barley, also denominated _bear_, S cumb id barley

_Statist Acc_

Isl _bygg_, hordeu_, id

_To_ BIG, BYG, _v a_ To build; S, cumb, Westmorel, id

_Wallace_

This word occurs in O E although not very frequently A S

_bycg-an_, Isl _bygg-ia_, Su G _bygg-a_, aedificare, instruere, a frequentative fro-a_ from _so_, a sow

BIGGAR, _s_ A builder, one who carries on a building

_Acts Marie_

BIGGING, BYGGYN, BYGGYNGE, _s_ A building; a house, properly of a larger size, as opposed to a cottage, S

_Wallace_

_Biggin_, a building, Gl West_, structura

BIGGIT, _part pa_ Built

This word is used in various senses, S

_Biggit land_, land where there are houses or buildings, contrasted with one's situation in a solitude, or far fro a storm, S

_Barbour_

_Weill biggit_, well-grown, lusty

_Melvill's MS_

_A weill biggit body_ is one who has acquired a good deal of wealth, S

B

BIGGIT, _pret_ Perhaps, inclined

A S _byg-an_, flectere