Part 100 (1/2)

Gael _buarach_

BOURBEE, _s_ The spotted Whistle fish, S

_Sibbald_

_To_ BOURD, _v n_ To jest, to mock, S

_Ramsay_

Fr _bourd-er_, id But this seems to be ether with lances _Bohord_, _behord_, is originally a Gothic word, as being used by old Northern writers

BOURD, BOURE, _s_ A jest, a scoff, S

_Kelly_

_Houlate_

BOURIE, _s_ A hole made in the earth by rabbits, or other animals that hide themselves there; E a _Burrow_

_Monroe_

Froin with ~Bourach~

BOURTREE, BORETREE, BOUNTREE, _s_ Cora, Linn; A Bor _Burtree_

_Lightfoot_

It see holloithin, and thence easily _bored_ by thrusting out the pulp

BOUSHTY, _s_ Expl ”bed” Aberd

_shi+rrefs_

The same with _Buisty_, q v

BOUSTOUR, BOWSTOWRE, _s_ Awalls

_Wyntown_

Su G _byssa_, _bossa_, signifies abombs; Bombarda, Ihre; formerly _byssor_; from _byssa_, theca, a box, or case; because in these tubes, as in cases, bullets are lodged

BOUSUM, BOWSOM, _adj_