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BISHOPRY, _s_ Episcopacy, government by diocesan bishops

_Apologet Relation_

A S _biscoprice_, episcopatus

BISHOP'S FOOT It is said, _The Bishop's foot has been in the broth_, when they are singed, S

This phrase seey had such extensive influence, that hardly any thing could be done without their interference A similar phrase is used A Bor ”_The bishop has set his foot in it_, a saying in the North, used for ”

BISKET, _s_ Breast

V ~Brisket~

BISM, BYSYME, BISNE, BISINE, _s_ _Abyss_, gulf

_Douglas_

Fr _abysme_, Gr a?ss??

BISMAR, BYSMER, _s_ A steelyard, or instru it; sometimes _bissimar_, S B, Orkn

V ~Pundlar~

_Barry_

Isl _bis West Goth

_bismare_, Su G _besman_; Teut _bosemer_, id stater; Kilian G

Andr derives this word froht

BISMARE, BISMERE, _s_

1 A bawd

_Douglas_

2 A leoeneral

_Douglas_

”F ab A S _bismer_, contumelia, aut _bismerian_, illudere, dehonorare, polluere,” Rudd

BISMER, _s_ The naiven to a species of stickle-back, Orkn