[16] (boscon) cespugli.
[17] spine.
[18] tuoi.
GLOSSARY.
☞ Figures placed after words denote the pages in which they occur.
- aboon, above, upon.
- abound, [335], bound.
- abune a' thing, above all things.
- a dee, [335], to do.
- ae, one.
- aft, oft.
- aith, oath.
- an, if.
- ance, once.
- anent, opposite to.
- are, early.
- assoile, absolve.
- aucht, owns;
- wha is aucht that bairn? who is it owns that child?
- ava, of all.
- a-warslin, a wrestling.
- ayont, beyond.
- ba', ball.
- badena, abode not.
- bairn, child.
- baith, both.
- ban, [89], bond.
- beet, [340], add fuel.
- bierdly, large and well-made, stately.
- biggins, buildings.
- ben, in, within.
- bestan, best.
- best young man, bridesman.
- bidden, bidding.
- bidene, in a company, forthwith (?)
- billie, comrade, brother.
- binna, beest not.
- birk, birch.
- birling, pouring out [drink], drinking.
- blan, ceased, stopped.
- blate, sheepish, ashamed.
- blear, [noun,] dimness.
- blinkit, blinked, winked.
- blinne, cease.
- borrow, ransom.
- bouerie, chamber.
- boun, ready.
- bour, bower, chamber.
- bra', braw, handsome.
- bracken, female fern.
- brae, hill-side.
- braid, broad.
- brain, mad.
- brent, burnt;
- [308], v. 31, straight?
- bridesteel, (Buchan,) [183], bridal?
- brigg, brigue, bridge.
- broo, broth.
- brook, enjoy.
- brunt, burnt.
- buird, board.
- burd, lady.
- burn, brook.
- busking, dressing, making ready.
- but, butt, without.
- but and, and also.
- byre, cow-house.
- ca', call.
- cannel, [327]. Qy. a corruption?
- canny, knowing, expert, gentle, adroitly, carefully.
- cast, trick, turn.
- channerin, fretting.
- chap, tap, rap;
- chappit, [11], tapped, rapped;
- at the chin, should probably be at the pin, or tongue of the latch.
- cheir, cheer.
- claise, clothes.
- clap, fondle;
- clappit, patted, fondled.
- cleading, clothing.
- clecked, hatched.
- cleed, clothe.
- cleiding, clothing.
- clerks, scholars.
- cliding, clothing.
- close, lane.
- cod, pillow.
- coil, [324], cock of hay.
- coost, cast.
- could, used with the infinitive as an auxiliary, to form a past tense.
- crap, crop, top.
- croodlin doo, cooing dove.
- crowse, brisk.
- cuik, cook.
- curches, kerchiefs. R. Jamieson, "linen caps tying under the chin."
- cuttit, cut.