Part 994 (1/2)

Isl _jarp-ur_, black, dark-coloured, seems to be the root

YARR, _s_ Spurrey; a weed found in poor land, S

YARRING, _adj_ Snarling, captious, troublesome

V ~Yirr~

_Gl shi+rr_

_To_ YARROW, _v a_ To earn, to gain by industry, S B

A S _gearw-ian_, to prepare; Su G _garfw-a_, _gora_, id

YAAVE, _s_ Awe, Banffs

YAVIL, _adj_ Flat, Aberd

V ~Auale~, ~Awail~, and ~Awalt~

_Journ Lond_

YAUD _Far yaud_, the signal , when he is to drive away some sheep at a distance

_Minstr Bord_

A S _eode_, ivit, froath_, accede

_To_ YAUL, _v n_ To yell

V ~Yalloch~

_Sir Gawan_

YAULD, _adj_ Alert, &c

V ~Yald~

_To_ YAUP, _v n_

1 To yelp, S