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BAOGAID
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BARUACH
Baogaid, baog'-aj, n.,f. a whim, caprice.
BaocaIDEach, baog'-aj-ach, whimsical,
capricious, odd, fanciful ; n. f. a fanciful
whimsical female.
Baocaideachd, baog'-aj-aohg, n./. whim-
sicality, fancifulness, oddity ; capricious-
ness.
BAOcn, bao'-gh', n-f. a she-spirit.
Baoghal, bào'-a!l, n. m. dauger, peril.
Baogbalach, bao'-àl-àch, a. dangerous,
furious ; destruction, dangerous, peri-
lous, b. Sh,
Baois, baosh, n./. lust, lewdness, h.
Baoiseach, baosh'-ach, lewd, luscfuL
Baoit, baoet, n. /. a foolish, giddy fe-
male.
Baol, baol, n. m. approximation, nearness
in doing any thing ; v. approach or come
near doing any thing ; cha bhaol e air,
it will not come near it. I
Baoth, bach, a. foolish, silly ; baothhiiens,
immorality, folly ; boath chreidheamh,
snperstition; boath ihìxgraàh,foo/ishand
profane jesting ; boath smaointinn, a
foolish thought.
Bara, bar' -a, n.m. a barrow; bara roth,
a wheel barrow; bara laimhe, a hand
barrow ; a tumble, or inclination ; chuir
e bara dheth fein, he tumbled himself.
Barail, bàr'.àl, n. m. opinion, belief,
conjecture, supposition; thami'miar.
ail, I suppose; ma 's math mo bharailsa,
if I judge aright; a reir mo bharail,
to the best of my belief or judgment; de
do bharail, what do you thin/;? what is
your opinion ? thoir dhomh do bharail,
give me your opinion ; tell me your sen-
timents about this matter; pi. baral-
aichean.
Babaìsd, bar'-àshg, n. /. the herb bor-
age.
BiRALACH, bar'-àl-àch, a. hypothetical,
conjectural ; gen. of baraiL
Baralachadh, bar'-al-ach-i, p. guessing,
supposing, conjecturing.
Babalaich, bar'-al-ech, v. guess, suppose,
conjecture.
Baran, bar'-un, n. m. a baron, a baronet.
Baranachd, bar'-un-àchg, n.f. a barony.
Baraxt, bar'-unt', n. m. a suretj-, or re-
liance; is tu bu biiarant dochais dhomh,
thou wast the surety of my hope or con-
Jidence. Ps.
Bara-Ntach, bar'-ant'-ach, a. confident,
assured.
Earantaich, bar'-ant-èch, v. warrant.
Baraxtail, bar'-ant-al, a. warrantable.
Barantas, bar'-unf-us, n. m. warrant,
commission, power, authority ; baranias
glacaidh, a warrant to secure or appre-
hend. Spanish, barrunto, Basque, bar-
runtea.
Barbair, barb'-ar*, n. m. a barber. Lat.
barba; French, barhier; Peis. berber.
Barc, bark, n. f a. boat, a skiff; chunn.
acas barc, a boat was seen, Ossian; v.
rush, as water; muir mhòr a barcadh
ma 'm cheann, a huge wave rushing on.
my head. H.
Bard, bàrrd', n. m. a poet, bard, a rhymer ;
sheinri am bard, the bard sung ; North,
a dyke or fence ; (Suth, sh.) a park, an
inclosure.
Bardachd, bàrrd"-àchg, n. f. ribaldry,
poetry, satire ; lampooning.
Bardail, bàrrd"-al, a. satirical, poetical.
Bardalachd, bàrrd'-al-àchg, n. f. satire,
ribaldry ; unseemly language.
Bardaix.v, bàrd'-ènn, n.f. summons of re.
moval, (bairlinn.) Per. shire.
Bargain, bàrg'-àn', n.f. a bargain, a good
peimyworth ; C. Br. bargen, French,
Ital, &c. &c.
Bargainich, bàrg'-an'-èch, v. bargain, buy.
Barais, bàr'-àsh, n. m. the ancient Gaelic
name of Paris. Arm.
Barlag, bàr'..Uag, n.f. a rag, a tatter. "^
Barlagach, bàr"-llag-ach, a. ragged, tat.
tered, full of rags or tatters.
Barluadh, bàr'-lùa, re. m. a term in pipe
music.
Barp, barp, n.f. a conical heap of stones,
supposed to be memorials of the dead.
Sl-ye.
Barr, bàrr, n. m. crop; tha'ndeadh bhàrr
aca, they have an excellent crop ; point,
top, tip, end, extremity ; barr na snath-
aid, the point, tip, or extremity of the
needle ; an sin chuir aingeal an tigheam
a mach barr a bhata, then the angel of
the Lord put forth the end of the staff;
excellence ; thug sin barr air na chualadh
mi riamh, that exceeds or excels every
thing I ever heard ; a bhàrr air sin, be-
sides, moreover ; v. cut off the surface,
crop, top ; a' barradh na mòna, paring
the peat moss ; a' barradh a' bhuntata,
cropping the potatoes; a' barradh nan
craobh, pruning the trees ; in Lw. cream ;
barr a bhrisgin, sUver weed, wild tansy.
Bakbabball, bàrr'-à-TàU, n. m. bartizan,
battlement; embrazure, obairdhion-
Barrabhard, barr'-a-vhard, n. m. a chief
poet ; a poet laureate, a graduate in poe-
try.
Barbabhord, barr'-a-vhord, re. m. the
deck of a vessel.
Barbabhuidh, barr'-a-^-ùè, a. yellow-top-
ped, white-liaired, fair-haired.
Barracaideach, barr'-àchg-àch, a. proud,
saucy.
Barbach, barr'-ach, n, m. second tow;
first tow, bummch; third, sgath, (Scotch,
brairds;) a. heaped; excessive, a.
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