BIRD-LIME—A preparation from holly bark, ta catch birds wi, it clags ther cleeas tull a grain ’ats daub’d wi’ ’t.
BIRL, BURL—To pour out. Birl’s a drop o’ mair tea oot, wi’ ta?
BIRR, BURR—To scotch a cart wheel. Birr t’ wheel antrees t’ meer back. A hazy ring around t’ miun when it’s gaan to snow is co’ed a burr.
BISHOP’T-MILK—Boiling milk allowed to set on t’ pan boddum an’ burnt.
BITY-TONGUE—A turnip ’at izzant fit fer eatin’ an’ bites yan’s tongue.
BIUN-HEED—It’s fine biun-heed—that is the sky’s clear even though it may be mucky under fiut.
BIUS—A stall in a cow-shed—that’s a bius.
BIUT—Added. Used chiefly in trading. Says Whitehead:
“Seea he reayde up to t’ foremost chap
An’ thunderin’ thus spak he: