Part 96 (1/2)

BORE-TREE, _s_ Sara

V ~Bourtree~

BOREAU, _s_ An executioner

V ~Burio~

BORGH, _s_ A surety

V ~Borch~

BORN

_Wallace_

_Born_ en_, suretyshi+p; q one under contract or obligation

BORROWING DAYS, the three last days of March, Old Stile, S

_Complaynt S_

These days being generally stormy, our forefathers have endeavoured to account for this circu that March _borrowed_ theer Those who are much addicted to superstition will neither borrow nor lend on any of these days; lest the articles borrowed should be eainst the lenders Sonation fro_ the property of the Egyptians

BOS, BOSS, BOIS, _adj_

1 Hollow, S

_Douglas_

”A _boss_ sound,” that which is emitted by a body that is hollow, S

2 Empty A shell, without a kernel, is said to be _boss_ The word is also used to denote the state of the sto abstinence, S

_Morison_

3 In the sanorant person One is said to be ”nae _boss_ , S B

_Ramsay_

4 Poor, destitute of worldly substance, S B

Teut _bosse_, umbo

_Ross_