Part 117 (2/2)

Ir Gael _brog_, a shoe

_Lord Hailes_

BROGH, _s_ _Yeproof for it, Loth

In the North of Ger und eal security Our _brogh_ and Ger of _emmer_ is not known

_To_ BROGLE, _v a_ To prick, Loth _Brog_, synon

BROGUE, _s_ ”_A hum, a trick_,” S

_Burns_

Isl _brogd_, astus, strataged_, id

BROICE Leg _Broite_

_Barbour_

_To_ BROIGH, _v n_ To be in a fume of heat; to be in a state of violent perspiration, and panting; Lanerks

V ~Brothe~, from which it is probably corr

BROILLERIE, _s_ A state of contention

V ~Brulyie~

_Godscroft_

Fr _brouillerie_, confusion

BROK, BROCK, BROKS, _s_ Fragments of any kind, especially of meat; S

_Bannatyne Poems_

Moes G _ga-bruko_, Alement

_To_ ~Brok~, ~Brock~, _v a_ To cut, cru into shreds or small parcels, S

Apparently formed as a frequentative from _break_; if not immediately from the _s_

BROKAR, _s_ A bawd, a pimp