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BOTCARD, s A sort of artillery used in S in the reign of Ja V

_Pitscottie_

The same instruments seem to be afterwards called _battars_, ib

Fr _bastarde_, ”a demie canon, or der

BOTE, BUTE, _s_

1 Help, advantage; E _boot_, Doug

2 Compensation, satisfaction; Acts Parl pass

A S _bote_, id from _bet-an_, emendare, restaurare

~Kin-bote~, cohter of a kinsman;”

Skene, Verb Sign

A S _cyn_, cognatio, and _bote_

~Man-bot~, the co to the rank of the person Ibid

A S _man-bot_, id

~Theift-bote~, co for theft

_Reg Maj_

BOTHE, BOOTH, BUITH, _s_ A shop made of boards; either fixed, or portable, S

V ~Lucken~

_Douglas_

Hence the _Luckenbooths_ of Edinburgh, wooden shops,_locked_ up Teut _boede_, _bode_, domuncula, casa, Kilian; Su G

_bud_, taberna mercatorum, apotheca; Isl _bud_, id

BOTHIE, BOOTHIE, _s_ A cottage, often used to denote a place where labouring servants are lodged, S

_Neill_

Su G _bod_, a house, a cottage; Gael _bothag_, _bothan_, a cot