BISKET, BRISKET, s. the breast.
To BISSE, BIZZ, v. n. to make a hissing sound, as hot iron plunged into water.
BISSOME, BYSSYM, s. an unworthy female.
BIT, s. a vulgar term used for food. He takes the bit and the buffit wi't, he takes the food and the blow along with it.
BITTILL, BEETLE, s. a wooden mallet for beating clothes.
To BLABBER, v. n. to babble; to speak indistinctly.
BLACKAVICED, a. dark-complexioned.
BLACK-COCK, s. the black grouse.
BLACK-FISHING, s. fishing for salmon by torch light.
BLACK-FOOT, s. a person who makes matches, or goes between a lover and his mistress.