Part 513 (1/2)

_Ross_

2 Shabby; applied to dress, S

~Lounrie~, _s_ Villany

_Dunbar_

LOUN, LOWN, _s_ A boy, S

_Dunbar_

Isl _lione_, servus

~Loun's piece~, the uppermost slice of a loaf of bread, S

_To_ LOUNDER, _v a_ To beat with severe strokes, S

V ~Loundit~

_Ramsay_

~Lounder~, _s_ A swinging stroke, S

_Watson_

LOUNDIT, _part pa_ Beaten

_Dunbar_

This seein of _Lounder_, apparently allied to Fenn

_lyon_, ferio, verbero

_To_ LOUP, _v n_

1 To leap, to spring, S pret _lap_

_Chr Kirk_

Moes G _hlaup-an_, saltare; Su G _loep-a_, currere

2 To run, to move with celerity, S B

_Forbes_

3 To give way; applied to frost, S