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_broddstafur_, scipio, _hastulus_, hastile

2 _Be staff and burdon_; a phrase respecting either investiture or resignation

_bellenden_

BURDOUN, _s_ ”The drone of a bag-pipe, in which sense it is commonly used in S”

_Ruddiman_

Fr _bourdon_, id

BURDOWYS, _s_ Men who fought with clubs

_Barbour_

_Burdare_, (Matt Paris), is to fight with clubs, after the lis _Burdons_

BUREDELY, _adv_ Forcibly, vigorously

V ~Burdly~

_Sir Gawan and Sir Gal_

BUREIL, BURAL, _adj_ Vulgar, rustic

_Wallace_

Chaucer _borel_, id; L B _burell-us_, a species of coarse cloth; Teut _buer_, a peasant

BURG _of ice_, a whale-fisher's phrase for a field of ice floating in the sea, S, most probably from its resemblance of a _castle_

BURGENS, _s pl_ Burgesses

_Wyntown_

Lat _burgens-es_

BURGEOUN, _s_ A bud, a shoot

_Douglas_

Fr _burgeon_, id; Su G _boerja_, oriri; Isl _bar_, gemma arborum