Part 87 (1/2)

_Chron S Poet_

BLIND HARIE, Blind man's buff, S _Belly-blind_, synon

_Herd_

In the Scandinavian _Julbock_, froinated, the principal actor was disguised in the skin of a _buck_ or _goat_ The nah attire; as he was called _blind_, in consequence of being blindfolded

Or it e

V ~Herie~

BLIND MAN'S BALL, or _Devil's snuff-box_, Cohtfoot_

It is also called _Blindto Linn, prevails throughout the whole of Sweden, that the dust of this plant causes _blindness_

BLYNDIT, _pret_ Blended

_Gawan and Gol_

BLINDLINS, BLYNDLINGIS, _adv_ Having the eyes closed, hoodwinked It denotes the state of one who does any thing as if he were blind, S

V ~Lingis~ Gerlas_

BLINDS, _s pl_ The Pogge, or Miller's Thumb, a fish, _Cottus Cataphractus_, Linn West of S

_Statist Acc_

Perhaps it receives this name, because its eyes are very small

To BLINK, _v n_

1 To become a little sour; a term used with respect to milk or beer, S

_Bleeze_, synon

_Chr Kirk_

2 To be _blinkit_, to be half drunk, Fife

Su G _blaenk-a_, Gerhten; q struck with lightning, which, we know, has the effect ofthat of sunshi+ne, or of the heat of the weather