Part 103 (1/2)

2 To reeable noise

_Douglas_

BRAAL, _s_ A fragment ”There's nae a _braal_ to the fore,” There is not a frag

BRABBLACH, _s_ The refuse of any thing; as of corn, meat, &c Fife

Gael _prabal_, id

BRACE, _s_ A chimney-piece, a mantle-piece, S

BRAChell, _s_ A dog; properly, one eame by the scent

_Wallace_

Aleator; O Fr _brachez_ Verel expl Isl _rakke_ canis, deriving it from _racka_, _frakka_, cursitare

BRACHEN, (gutt) BRAIKIN, BRECKEN, _s_ The female fern, Polypodium filix foemina, Linn

_Burns_

In Smoland in Sweden, the female fern is called _braeken_; Sw

_sobaakin_, id _In_ is a terender

ROYAL BRACHENS, _s pl_ The flowering fern, S Osalis, Linn

_Lightfoot_

BRACKS, _s_ A disease of sheep

V ~Braxy~

BRAD, _part pa_ Roasted

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_To_ BRADE, _v a_ To roast

_Sir Gawan and Sir Gal_

A S _braed-an_, id _braedde_, assatus