Bonnilie, hand fomely, beau tifully Boonock, a kind of thick cake of bread Boord, a board Boortree, the fhrub elder, planted much of old in hedges of barn-yards, &c. Booft, behoved, muft needs Botch an angry tumor Bother, to pother Bow-kail, cabbage Bow't, bended, crooked Brachens, fern Brae, a declivity, a precipice, the flope of a hill Braid, broad Braik, a kind of harrow Braindge, to run rafhly forward Braind'gt, reeled forward Braw, fine, handsome Breaftit, did fpring up or forward Breathin, breathing Breef, an invulnerable or irrefiftible spell Breeks, breeches fom Brither, a brother Brogue, a hum, a trick Broo, broth, liquid, water Broose, a race at country weddings, who shall firft reach the bridegroom's houfe, on returning from church Brugh, a burgh Bruilzie, a broil, a combuf- Buckskin, an inhabitant of Buirdly, ftout-made, broadbuilt Bum-clock, Bum-clock, a humming beetle that flies in the fummer evenings Bummin, humming as bees Bummler, a blunderer Bummlin, to blunder Bure, ( tharides Bure, did bear Cantharidian, made of can Burn, water, a rivulet wind, a blackfmith Burnie, dimin. of burn Bufkit, dreffed Burnewin, i. e. burn the Cantie, or canty, chearful, Bufle, a buftle; to buftle But' an' ben, the country ed Byre, a cow-ftable C. merry Cantraip, a charm, a spell Ca't or ca'd, called, driven, calved Cauld, cold Caup, a wooden drinking 'A', to call, to name, to Chanter, a part of a bag CA drive Cadger, a carrier pipe Chantin, chanting Cadie, or caddie, a perfon, Chap, a perfon, a fellow, a a young fellow Caff, chaff Cáird, a tinker Cairn, a loose heap of ftones Cannie, gentle, mild, dex trous Cannilie, dextrously, gently clothing Clap, clapper of a mill Clash, an idle tale, the ftory of the day Clatter, to tell little idle fto- Cleed, to clothe Clinkin, jerking, clinking Clifhmaclaver, idle converfation Clock, to hatch; a beetle Clootie, an old name for the devil Clour, a bump or swelling ed, faith tradition, from Coil or Coilus, a Pictish monarch Collie, a general, and fome- Coof, a blockhead, a ninny Cootie, wooden kitchen difh, alfo thofe fowls, whofe legs are clad with feathers, are Jaid to be cootie Core, corps, party, clan Cotter, the inhabitant of a Cowe, to terrify, to keep under, to lop; a fright, a branch of furze, broom, &c. Cowp, to barter, to tumble Cozie, fnug; cozily, fnugly Crackin, 1 Crackin, converfing Craft or croft, a field near a houfe, in old busbandry Crambo-clink, or crambojingle, rhymes, doggrel verfes Crank, the noife of an ungreased wheel Crankous, fretful, captious Cranreuch, the hear froft Crap, a crop, to top Craw, a crow of a cock, a rook Creel, a basket; to have one's wit in a creel, to be craz'd, to be fafcinated Creepin, creeping Creethie, greafy Cronie, crony, quaintance an old ac Crood or croud, to coo as a dove. Croon, a hollow continued moan; to make a noife like the continued roar of a bull, to hum a tune Crooning, humming Crouchie, crook-backed" Croufe, chearful, courage ous Croufly, chearfully, courageoufly Dancin, dancing Dappl't, dappled Darklins, daikling Crump, hard and brittle, Daud, to thrath; to abufe Spoken of bread Daur, Daur, to dare, daur't, dared Daurg or daurk, a day's la. bour Dawd, a large piece Dearies, dimin. of dears Deave, to deafen Deil-ma-care ! no matter! for all that! Deleeret, delirious Delvin, delving Delcrive, to defcribe Defervin, deferving chaff Dimpl't, dimpled Dinna, do not Dirl, a flight tremulous ftroke or pain Difrefpecket, difrefpected Dizzen, or diz'n, a dozen Dizzie, dizzy, giddy Doited, flupified, hebetated Dolefu', doleful Dolt, ftupified, crazed Donfie, unlucky Dool, forrow; to fing drol, to lament, to mourni Dorty, faucy, nice Douce or douse, fober, wife, prudent Doucely, foberly, prudently Dought, was or were able Doure, flour, durable, ftubborn, fullen Dow, am or are able, to can Dowff, pithlefs, wanting force Dowie, worn with grief, fatigue, &c. Downa, am or are not able, cannot Doylt, ftupid Drap, a drop; to drop Droop-rumpl't that droops at the crupper Drouth, thirst, drought Drumbly, muddy Drummock, meal and wa- Dub, a fmall pond ven Dush, |