Part 114 (1/2)

_Bannatyne Poems_

Fr _bribeur_, ”a beggar, a scrap-craver; also, a greedy devourer;”

_briber_, to beg; and this fror C B _briw_, _brib_, a ment

BRICHT, BRYCHT, A young wo the idea of beauty

_Wallace_

Merely a poetical use of the adj _bright_; in the same manner as ancient writers used _fre_, _clere_, &c

BRID, BRIDDE, _s_ A bird, a pullet

_Sir Gawan and Sir Gal_

A S _brid_ is used for chicken, as also S _burd_

BRIDLAND, _part pre_

_Polwart_

Apparently, q bridalling, drinking as freely as men do at a bridal

BRIG, BREG, BRYG, _s_ A bridge, S A Bor Lancash

_Wallace_

A S _bricg_, _brigge_, Su G _brygga_, Belg _brug_, id Ihre views _brygga_ as a di

BRIGANER, _s pl_ A robber, S B

Evidently froand_

_Journ Lond_

BRIL, _s_ The ht of a fowl

V ~Breels~

_Sibbald_

Teut _bril_, ossiculum circa pectus a specilli similitudine dictum

BRYLIES, _s pl_ Bearberries