Part 127 (1/2)

Isl _bua_, parare, and _e_ socius, q to make preparation for one's coe_, the fellowshi+p of a village or of its inhabitants

bumMIL, bumMLE, BOMBELL, _s_ Expl a drone, an idle fellow

V ~Batie-bummil~

_Burns_

Teut _bommele_, fucus

_To_ bule; also, as _v n_ to blunder, S

_Ramsay_

~bu fellow, S

bumP, _s_ A stroke ”He came _bump_ upon me,” he came upon me with a stroke, S

Isl _boainst any object, _bomp-a_, cita ruina ferri

BUN, BUNN _s_ A sweet cake or loaf, generally one of that kind which is used at the new year, baked with fruit and spiceries; sometimes for this reason called a _sweetie-scone_, S

_Statist Acc_

Ir _bunna_, a cake

BUN, _s_

1 The same as E _bum_

_Lyndsay_

2 This word signifies the tail or brush of a hare, Border; being used in the same sense with _fud_

_Watson's Coll_

Ir _bon_, _bun_, the botto; Dan _bund_, id; Gael

_bun_, bottom, foundation

BUN, _s_ A large cask placed in a cart, for the purpose of bringing water fro

This tub