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BOWBERT, _adj_ Lazy, inactive

_Douglas_

BOWDEN, _part pa_ Swollen

V ~Boldin~

BOWELHIVE, _s_ An inflammation of the bowels, to which children are subject, S

V ~Hive~, _v_

_Pennecuik_

BOWES ~and~ BILLES, A phrase used by the English, in for an alarm in their camp or military quarters

_Knox_

BOWET, BOWAT, _s_ A hand-lanthern, S _Bowit_, A Bor

_Abp Hamiltoun_

Perhaps froie_, a small wax-candle

BOWGER, _s_ The puffin, or coulter-neb, a bird; _alca arctica_, Linn

_Martin_

BOWGLE, _s_ A wild ox, a buffalo

_Dunbar_

Lat _bucul-us_, a young ox Hence _bugle-horn_

BOWIE, _s_

1 A small barrel or cask, open at one end; S

_Ferguson_

2 It denotes a s, S

3 It also sonifies a milk pail, S