To Bring gwain. v. a. [To bring going.] To spend; to accompany some distance on a journey.
To Brit. v. a. To indent; to make an impression: applied to solid bodies.
Brock. s. An irregular piece of peat dried for fuel; a piece of turf. See TURF.
Bruck'le, Bruck'ly. adj. Not coherent; easily separable: applied to solid bodies. "My things are but in a bruckle state." Waverley, v. 2, p. 328, edit. 1821. See BRICKLE.
Bruck'leness. s. The state of being bruckle.
To Buck. v. n. To swell out.
To Bud'dle. v. To suffocate in mud.
To Bulge. v. a. To indent; to make an irregular impression on a solid body; to bruise. It is also used in a neuter sense.
Bulge. s. An indentation; an irregular impression made on some solid body; a swelling outwards or depression inwards.
Bul'len. adj. Wanting the bull.