Part 120 (1/2)

_Dunbar_

BRUE _s_

V ~Bree~

BRUGH, BROGH, BROUGH, BURGH, _s_

1 An encampment of a circular form, S B

In Lothian, enca-forts_, fro_, orbis, circulus

2 This naer sort of houses in which the Picts are said to have resided

_Brand_

3 A borough ”A royal _brugh_;” ”A _brugh_ of barony,” as distinguished from the other, S B

V ~Burch~

4 A hazy circle round the disk of the sun or e of weather, is called a _brugh_ or _brogh_, S

_Statist Acc_

A S _beorg_, _borh_, er, arx, ”a ra_, castellus_, mons

BRUICK, BRUK, _s_ A kind of boil, S

_Gl Complaynt_

An inflalands under the arm is called a _bruick-boil_, S B, pron as _brook_

Isl _bruk_, elatio, tu that suppurates

_To_ BRUIK, BRUKE, BROOK, _v a_ To enjoy, to possess

_Poems Buchan Dial_

A S _bruc-an_, Franc _gebruch-en_, Su G Isl _bruk-a_, Belg

_bruyck-en_, Germ _brauch-en_, to use

BRUKYL, BROKYLL, BROKLIE, _adj_

1 Brittle, easily broken, S

_Kelly_