BURBLECK—Petasites vulgaris. Happen it is, but a bed o’ burblecks is nobbut a varra lal account fer o’ that.
BUMP—Thick garn for jackets an’ caps.
BUM—A gurt wallopen cork fer a tub.
BURTREE—Elder. That is i’ England, but we allus say burtree in Lakeland.
BURTREE-GUN—A pop gun made of a burtree. O’ lads know hoo ta mak a burtree gun.
BUR-THISSLE—Git hauld o’ yan, an’ let it prick, an’ I’ll be bun’ ye’ll know t’ difference frae a sew thissle for ivver efter.
BUSH—The iron lining of a cart wheel naf, ’at t’ assel tree works in an’ keeps it frae wearin’ away.
BUSHIN’—Ah’ve hard a chap say it mair ner yance, when he hed stomach wark a day er tweea, ’at he’d want bushin if things did’nt tak up different.
BUSK—A stays-bone. The waist. To drive away. Mak us a stays busk. He hed yah arm aroond her busk. Ah’ll busk thee thoo young taistrel at thoo is.
BUSK—Hurry up; bustle about. Busk aboot an’ git diun, an’ we’ll gang fer a walk.