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Lat _blater-are_, Teut _blater-en_, stulte loqui

BLAUCHT, _adj_ Pale, livid

_Palace of Hon_

A S _blac_, _blaec_; Su G _blek_, Isl _bleik-r_, E _bleak_, pallidus A S _blac-ian_, Su G _blek-na_, to wax pale

BLAVING, BLAUING, _s_ Blowing

_Gawan and Gol_

A S _blawan byman_, buccina canere

BLAW, _s_ A blow, a stroke

_Wallace_

Teut _blaew-en_, caedere _Blaw_ is used in this sense Gl

Westmorel

_To_ BLAW, _v_ Used both as _a_ and _n_

1 To blow; in a literal sense referring to the wind S

_Douglas_

A S _blaw-an_, flare

2 To breathe, S

_Abp Hamiltoun_

3 To publish, to make known S

_Burel_

E _blow_ is used in the same sense

4 To brag, to boast, S _Blast_, synon

_Barbour_

_Douglas_

Germ _blaw_, falsus, mendax, dolosus Teut _blas-en_, flare et nimiis vanisque laudibus rem efferre, ac inani flatu infarcire