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 GLOSSARY. A A', a. [aw] all Aboon, prep. above Absteen, v. abstain Ae, a. [yae] one Aefauld, a. single; sincere Aefauldness, n. sincerity Agley, adv. oblique; aside A'gate. adv. everywhere; all ways Ahint, prep. behind Aiblins. prep. perhaps Ainsel, n. one’s own self Airn, n. iron Airt, n. and v. direction; to direct Airtit, v. directed "Airit or airt," n. anythin at all Allenar, leuarlie, adv. soley, exclusively Aiss, assis, ase, n. ashes Aiqual, equal, a.' equal A-low, adv. on fire, blasing Alane, alone, only Als, conj. [alz] also An, prep. if Anent, prep. concerning Ance, adv. [yence] once Argl-bargle. n. wordy disputation Arles, n. "deposit," advance payment Aschet. n. platter Askins, n. the thing asked Athort, prep. across Attent, n. attention Assoilzie, v. to accquit on trial Aucht, a. (gutt.) eight Aucht, v. own, possess Auchth, a. (gutt.) eighth Auchty, a. (gutt.) eighty Auld, a. old. elder Anmoneries, n. presses for storing aims Ava, adv. at all Avisement, n. advice Avoutrie, n. adultery Awe. prep. away Awesome, a. awful Awmous, n. alms Awmoners, n. almoners Awn, n. owing

B. Backlins, prep. backwards Baff n. a glow or stroke with the hand Bairn, n. child Bairnheid, n. childhood Ban, v. and n. curse Bannock, n. ﬂat cake of bread Barm, a. yeast Barrie-coat, n. infant's swaddling-cloth Barrin, v. excepting Bsuks, n. balances, weighing beams Bauld, a. bold Beadle, n. sexton Bearin-pains, n. pangs of childbirth Beass, n. beasts. cattle Befa', v. [befaw] befall Befaun, n. befallen Beild, v. and n. shelter Bein. v. being Begude, v. began Behauden, v.' beholden, compelled Belyve, adv. by and bye, soon Ben, n. an inner part of the house Benmaist, a. innermost Besocht, v. (gutt.) besought Bethocht, v. (gutt.) bethonght Biddable, a. obdient Biddens, n. biddings, orders Bide, v. remain Bigg. v. build Biggit, v. built Bin. v. (short i) bind Binna, v. be not Bink, n. bench Birr, n. energy vigour Birsle, n. scorch Blade, n.' pieces Blae, a. bluish, livid, pale Blains, n. boils, sores Blate. a. bashful, shrinking Blear't. a. made blind Blink, n. and v. glance Blitit, v. wept noisily Blude, n. blood Blythe, a. (th hard) joyful Bocht, v. (gutt.) bought Bode, n. invitation Bedle, n. 2d. Scots (a small coin) Bogle, n. something frightful; an apparition Bonnie, a. beautiful Boonmaist, a. uppermost Born-face, n. natural face Bothie, n. a hut Bouk, n. and v. bulk Bower, n. private chamber Bowet, n. a small lantern Braid, a. broad Braird, v. and n. sprout v.