Part 89 (1/2)

V ~Blob~

_Henrysone_

_To_ BLUDDER, BLUTHER, _v a_

1 To blot paper in writing, to disfigure any writing, S

Su G _pluttra_, incuriose scribere; Moes G _blothjan_, irritum reddere

2 To disfigure the face eeping, or in any other way, S

_Ross Cleland_

_To_ BLUDDER, BLUTHER, _v n_ Toany liquid, S

BLUE BONNETS, BLUE BOTTLES, S Centaurea cyanus, Linn

_Lightfoot_

BLUE-GOWN, _s_ The na's birth-day, receives a certain suown_ or cloak, which he wears with a badge on it, S

V ~Bedeman~

BLUFFLEHEADED, _adj_ Having a large head, accompanied with the appearance of dulness of intellect, S; perhaps from E _bluff_

BLUIDVEIT, BLUIDWYTE, _s_ A fine paid for effusion of blood

_Skene Reg Maj_

A S _blodwite_, pro effuso sanguine uis, and _wite_, poena, mulcta

_To_ BLUITER, _v n_

1 Tonoise; to blurt, S

2 _To bluiter up_ ater, to dilute too much, S

3 To blatter, to pour forth lame, harsh, and unmusical rhymes

_Polwart_