Brawly, or brawlie, very well Brisket, the breaft, the bo Breef, an invulnerable or irresistible spell Brunt, did burn Brae, a declivity, a precipice, the flope of a hill Brachens, fern Broofe, a race at country weddings who fhall firft reach the bridegroom's houfe on returning from church Brattle, a fhort race, hurry, fury Breaftic, dimin. of breaft Braik, a kind of harrow Braxie, a morkin sheep, &c. Bruilzie, a broil, a combuftion Buirdly, ftout-made, broadbuilt Bum-clock, a humming beetle that flies in the fummer evenings Bummin, humming as bees Burn, water, a rivulet Burnie, dimin. of burn Burnewin, i. e burn the wind, a blacksmith Bufle, a bustle; to buftle But an' ben, the country kitchen and parlour Bufkit, dreffed Bummler, a blunderer A', с Braindge, to run rafhly for- CA to call, to name, to ward drive Ca't or ca'd, called, driven Braind'gt, reeled forward calved Ca Cannilie, dextrously, gently Calf-ward, a fmall inclosure Caff, chaff Carcerin, chearfully Cartes, cards Cadger, a carrier Chap, a perfon, a fellow, a blow Chiel, or cheel, a young fel low Chow, to chew; cheek for chow, fide by fide Chuffie, fat-faced Chantin, chanting Chimla or chimlie, a fire grate Chimla-lug, the fire fide Cheekit, checked Chittering, fhivering, trembling Clash, an idle tale, the ftory of the day Claw, to fcratch Claife or claes, cloaths Claith,cloth,claithing,cloath Clock, to hatch; a beetle Clockin, hatching Collie, a general, and fome times a particular name for country curs Comin, coming Cotter, the inhabitant of a cot house or cottage Cood, the cud Commaun, command over; a gang Cowpit, tumbled COILA, from Kyle, a diftrict of Ayrshire, fo called, faith tradition, from Coil or Coilus, a Picish monarch Crack, converfation; to converfe Crackin, converfing ous Croufly, chearfully, courageoufly Crank, the noise of an ungreafed wheel Crankous, fretful, captious Crufhin, crushing, crusht, crushed Crap, a crop, Cronie, crony the top Crowdietime, breakfafitime Crump, hard and brittle, Spoken of bread Croon, a hollow continued moan; to make a noise like the continued roar of a bull, to hum a tune Crooning, humming Creefhie, greefy Craft or croft, a field near a houfe, in old husbandry Creel, a basket; to have one's wit in a creel, to be craz'd, to be fafcinated Craw, a crow of a cock, a rook Crouchie, crook backed Cranreuch, the hoar frost Crambo Crambo clink, or crambojingle, rhymes, doggrel verfes Crowlin, crawling Crood or croud, to coo as a dove Darklins, darkling Daimen, rare, now and then; corn now and then Daddie, a father Crunt, a blow on the head Dearies, dimin. of dears with a cudgel Cuif, a blockhead, a ninny Curchie, a courtesy Curmurring, murmuring a flight rumbling noise Curling, a well know game on ice Curler, a player at ice Curpin, the crupper Cummock, a fhort staff with a crooked head Curlie, curled, whofe hair falls naturally in ringlets Cufhat, the dove or wood pigeon for all that! Deave, to deafen Devle, a ftunning blow Deleeret, delirious Defervin, deferving Delvin, delving Defcrive, to defcribe Difrefpecket, difrefpected Dizzen, or diz❜n, a dozen Dirl, a flight tremulous ftroke or pain Ding, to worst, to push Dinna, do not Dight, to wipe to clean. corn from chaff; cleaned from chaff Dimpl't, dimpled Dizzie, dizzy, giddy Doited, ftupified, hebetated Dolt, ftupified, crazed Douce or doufe, fober, wife, prudent Doucely, foberly, prudent Dawtit or dawtet, fondled, careffed moured, agreeable Dancin, dancing cannot Dainty, pleasant, good hu- Dow, am or are able, to can Downa, am or are not able, Drought Dought, was or were able Doure, flout, durable, stubborn, fullen Dowie, worn with grief, fa- Dool, forrow; to fing dool, Drouth, thirst, drought Drinkin, drinking Dryin, drying Dreep, to ooze, to drop Drunt, pet, four humour |