BELDER, BELDER-KITE—Same as bellarin’. What’s ta beldern at?
BETTERMER—Superior. Bettermer mack o’ fooak. Bettermer hat an’ seea on.
BEN’, BEND—A hide of sole leather.
BEND—Turn. Bend o’ t’ arm, &c. Ther’s fooak that stupid they’ll breck siuner ner they’ll bend, they’re that heedstrang.
BENDY-LEATHER—Ice that bends when skating over it. Bendy-leddur nivver brecks in—nobbut sometimes.
BENEATH—To demean oneself by contact, or dealings with. Ah wadn’t beneath misel wi’ thi.
BEILD—A shelter. T’ wood’s a grand beild for t’ hoose. Ther’s net a bit o’ beild o’ neea mak ner shap for t’ kye.
BENSLE—Thrash. Ah’ll bensle thi jacket thoo young taistrel.
BENSLIN—Thrashing. We played trewin, an’ t’ maister gav us seck a benslin.
BERE, BIGG—Barley. Tweea lads war laikin’ at wishin’. T’ first wanted nowt but—