Bring-gwain v. to get rid of, to spend, to accompany a person some way on a journey, bring-going
Brit, Burt, to leave a dent or impression
Brize, Prize v.a. to press down
Broom-squires s. Quantock broom-makers
Brock s. a piece of turf for fuel (Du. brocke, a morass)
Broller, Brawler s. a bundle of straw
Brow-square, an infant’s head cloth
Bruckley, Brode adj. as applied to stock given to break fence, to cheese that breaks into fragments
Brummle, Brimmel (A S brimel) s. bramble
Bucked adj. having a strong hircine taste, applied to cheese