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 *Bonus, pl. bones, 594. bruche in Stratmann, p. 78; and cf. A.S. bryce, a breach, violation. And see note to 1. 393.
 * Boot, boat, 16S ; Bot, 183.
 * Bor, s. boar, 713, 736.
 * Bore, pp. born, 808.
 * Borewen, v. to bail, give security for a person, release on security, 637.
 * Borou, borough, town, 934.
 * Bost, boast, pride, 637, 1068.
 * Bostful, boastful, 1017.
 * Bote, s. advantage, profit, 962; remedy, 1036. A.S. bót.
 * Bote, but, except, 434.
 * Bourde, dat. jest, 469.
 * Bow, s. bough, 127, 135; pl. Bowus, 116, 351.
 * Braunchus, branches, 124, 134, 503, 729.
 * Bredde, pp. bred, by birth, 287; Bred, 175, 586.
 * Breke, ger. to break; breke spouce, to break espousals, to commit adultery, 393. See Spousebreche.
 * Brem, adv. loud, 503; pl. Breme, furious, 923. A.S. breme, renowned.
 * Brem, adv. mightily, furiously, 521.
 * Bremliche, adv. briskly (but merely an expletive), 134, 586. See above.
 * Brenne, v. to burn, 235; pt. s. Brente, burnt, 555; pres. pt.
 * Brenninge, 683. A.S. brinnan.
 * Breste, dat. breast, 665.
 * Breþeren, brethren, 430; Brejrorne, 287.
 * Brid, s. a bird, 134; pl. Briddus, 302, 956; gen. pl. Briddene, of birds, 503.
 * Brigge, dat.; must be an error for briche, i. e. breach, violation of the marriage-vow, adultery, 393. See
 * Briht, bright, 923; Bryht, 521, 683, 926.
 * Bringe, v. to bring, 393; pl. Bringen, bring, 714; 2 p. s. Bringest, 521; 3 p. Bringeþ, brings, 372 ; v. Bringe forþ, to produce, 307.
 * Brod, s. brood, 302 ; kindred, 430.
 * Brode, broad, 968.
 * Brand, brand, 683.
 * Brouht, pp. brought, 430, 1075.
 * Broun, brown, dusky, 923.
 * Bryht, bright, 521, 683, 926.
 * Bryngen, ye bring, 719; pr. pl. Brynge, 632. See Bringe.
 * Bulde, ger. to build, 437, 1044; v. Bulden, 1134 ; 2 p. pl. pr. Bulde, ye build, 848.
 * Burde, s. bride, woman, 418; pl. Burdus, 893.
 * Buren, 2 p. pl. pr. ye bury, 593; pp. Bured, 775.
 * Burn, s. man, 103, 135, 175, 426, 574, 582; burn ojror burde = man or woman, 418; pl. Burnus, 147, 713.
 * Busiliche, adv. busily, 239.
 * Buskede, pt. s. got ready, endeavoured, 135. IceL búa-sk, to prepare oneself.
 * Busy, busy, 426.
 * But, unless, 366; except, 10, 456; Butȝif, unless, 549, 571.
 * By, as regards, 795; by means of, 56.
 * Bydewen, pr. pl. bedew, 425.
 * Bygan, began, 972.
 * Bygat, pt. s. begat, 825, 1083.
 * Byhouus, pr. s. it behoves, 866.
 * By-kenneþ,/w. s. commends to, makes known to, 1084.
 * By-lad, pp. led astray, 906.
 * By-leue, belief, 1113.
 * By-secheþ, pr. s. beseeches, 811.
 * Byset, pp. beset, encompassed, 1088.
 * Bytauhte, pp. made over to, given over to, 1069.
 * By-wepe, ger. to lament over, 1114; 1 p. pr. pl. that we may lament over, 1057; pr. s. Bywepeþ, laments for, 1059. See Be-wepe.


 * Cache, ger. to catch, 800.
 * Caire, care, i.e. anxiety, eagerness, 29. See Care.