Part 78 (1/2)

Mr Macpherson, vo _Bysynt_, mentions A S _bysmorfull_, horrendus

Isl _bysmarfull_ has the sarande quod ac ingens, G Andr

BISTAYD, BISTODE, _pret_ Perhaps, surrounded

_Sir Tristrem_

A S _bestod_, circumdedit, from _bestand-an_, Teut _besteen_, circumsistere, circumdare

BYSTOUR, BOYSTURE, _s_ A ter of which seems to be lost

_Polwart_

Several similar terms occur, as Fr _bistorie_, crooked, _boister_, to lireat lubber

BIT, _s_ A vulgar term used for food, S

_Bit and baid_, , S B

_Ross_

Although _baid_ be understood of clothing, I suspect that it, as well as _bit_, originally signified food, from A S _bead_, a table

BYT, _s_ The pain occasioned by a wound

_Douglas_

A S _byt_, morsus, metaph used

BYTESCHEIP, _s_ A contemptuous term, meant as a play on the title of _Bishop_

_Semple_

BITTILL, _s_ A beetle, a heavyclothes

_Houlate_

_To_ BYWAUE, _v a_ To cover, to hide, to cloak

_Douglas_

A S _bewoef-an_, Moes G _biwaib-jan_, id