Part 104 (1/2)

_Gawan and Gol_

Isl _bregd-a_, vertere

_To_ BRADE, BRAID, BREDE, BREED, _v n_

1 To rese that similarity which characterises the same stock or family; with the prep

_of_

_Ferguson's S Prov_

2 To appear, to be manifest

_Dunbar_

Isl _bregd-a_, _bregth-a_, Su G _braa_, denote the reseenitors _Bregdur barni til aettar_, progenitoribus suis quisque fere similis est

_To_ BRADE, BRAID _up_, _v a_ ”To _braid up_ the head,” to toss it as a high-h

_Dunbar_

A S _bred-an_, Belg _breyd-en_, to extend

_To_ BRAG, _v a_

1 To reproach, to upbraid

_Ruddiman_

2 To defy, S B

_Morison_

Su G _brigd-a_, exprobrare; Isl _bregd-a_, opprobrare

BRAGING, _s_ Boasting

_Gawan and Gol_

BRAGWORT, _s_ Expl ”Mead, a beverage s of honey”

Gl Sibb

_Braggot_, Gl Lancash C B _braGod_, id