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BIXNIDEACH
BiXNIDEAcn, bèn"-èj-ach, a. like runnet.
BiOBHi'AN, bèv.vun or vuan, a. lasting ;
eternal.
BiOBHL'ANTACHD, bèv'.^Tiant-àchg, n. /.
eternity ; quality of lasting long.
BlOBULL, bebiy-ull, n. m. the Bible.
BlOBUi-LACH, bebb'-ull-ach, a. Biblical.
BlOD, bè'd or beud, v. n. pique, gall, vex.
BioD, bedd, v. bicker ; canker.
BiODAG, bèud'-ag, n.f. a dirk, a dagger. It
is impossible to pronounce this word ; the
e short and u shut pronounced quick.
BiODAN, bedd'-an, n. m. bickering fellow.
BiODANACH, bèdd'-àn-àch, a. bickering,
cankering ; n. /• a bickering, eternally
scolding, or complaining female.
BiODH, beaogh, 3 per. sing. v. bi for bith-
eadh.
BioG, byùg, V. gripe; start
BiOGADH, byug'-X, n. m. p. a griping ; a
starting, a sudden emotion, a whim.
BiocAiL, byùg'-al, a. lively, active, smart.
BioGAREA, bègg'-ùrr-a, a. mean, churlish.
BioGARRACHD, bègg'-ur-achg, n. f mean-
ness, churlishness, inhospitality.
BioiRLìNjf, byùr'-llyènn, n.J.a. pleasure-
boat. Is.
BiOLAiR, byiil'-ur', n. f. cresses, water-
BiOB, bèrr, n. to. a pointed small stick, a
prickle ; v. prick ; gall, vex.
BioRACH, bèrr'-àch, a. pointed ; sharp ;
»1./. a heifer, Is. ; in SI: a colt, loth ; an
instrument to prevent calves from suck-
ling, M . L. cròcach.
BioRAlcH, bèrr'-èch, v. n. make sharp ;
look steadfastly, stare most wonderful.
BioRAicBEAD, bèrr'-èch-ud', n. m. point-
edness, degree of sharpness or pointed-
ness.
BioRAN, bèrr'-an, n.m.a little stick.
BiORANACH, bèrr'-an-ach. a. full of little
sticks, prickled, full of prickles.
BlORAN DEAMHAINN, berr'-an-dybv'-èun,
n. m. a pink, a minnow ; (in Islay,
breac deamhainn. H.)
BioRAS, bèrr'-as, ruf. water lily. M. L.
BioHCHLUASACH, bèrr'-chlùàs-ach, a. sharp-
eared.
BioRG, byùr'-ug, v. tingle, thrill, feel a
tingling sensation.
BiORGADAicH, byùrg'-ad-èch, n.f. a thril-
ling or tingling sensation 07 feeling.
BioRGANTA, bj-ùrg'-ant-à, a. thrilling.
BiORGANTACHD, bjTJrg'-ànt-àchd, n.f. de-
gree of thrilling or tingling sensation;
entanglement. M.
BioRGuiNN, byùrg'.gùenn, n. J. rending
pain. H,
BioRBAiD, byùrr'^j, n. /. a cap with a
ecoop on it, a head piece ; an osier
twig.
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BioRRAiDEACH, byurr'-aj-ach, a. scooped,
conical.
BioRSHUiLEACH, byèri'.hull-àch, a. sharp-
sighted.
BiORSAMAlD, byùr'-sa-màj, n. f. n Roman
balance for weighing small quantities ; a
steel-yard. SI. L.
Biota, bètt'-a, n. m. a chum. Sk-ye.
BioTAiLT, bètf-àllt2, n.f. victuals.
BiR, berr, n. in. the alarm note of the sol.
and geese when attacked. Martin.
BiRLiNV, berr'-lyènn, n.f. a barge or plea-
sure boat. H. S.
Bith, be, n. f. existence, being.
Bith, be, n. m. gum, tar, A^ ; a. quiet ;
bi cho bith ri uan, be as quiet as a lamb.
BiTH-BBfAN, bè-vùàn', a. eternal. B.
BiTH-BHi'ANTACHD, bè-vùànt'-achg, n. /.
eternity, perpetuity. B.
BiTHEAXTA, bè'-ant-a. a. frequent. M. L.
BiTHEAN-TACHD, be'-aut-achg, n. m. fre-
quency.
BiTHis, bè'-èsh, n.f. vice, screw. Inver.
BuiTHEAS, bu'-as, n. m. libel, defamation
of the worst kind and degree— fame.
BuiTHEASACH, bù'-às-Sch, a. defamator}-,
libelous in the highest degree possible.
BuiTHEASACHD, bu'-às-àchg, n.f. defama-
tory or libelous nature or quality. Arg.
Blabhdair, blav'-ud-ar*, n. m. a babbler ;
yelling, howling, babbling. D. M. L.
Blad, blàd', n. m. an enormous mouth.
Bladach, blad" -ach, a. wide-mouthed; n.
f. a female with a large mouth.
Bladaire, blàd"-ur-à, n.m. a babbler.
Bladairt, blàd"-àrt2, n.f. babbling.
Bladh, blaogh', n.f. substance, meaning
pith, energy.
Bladhail, bla6gh"-al, pithy, substantial.
Bladhar, bla6-gh'-ghur, cu substantial,
full of meaning, substance, or import-
ance.
Blaigh, bliè-'yh', and blaoè-yh, to../", apart,
a portion, a fragment, a small share.
Blaighdeach, bllij'-dyach, n. f. part, a
portion, an instalment ; a. in smalls, in
portions.
Blaighdeachas, blUj'-dyach-us, n.f. the
act or state of being cut into small por-
tions.
Blaighlin, bliS'-gh'-Uen', n. m. a sheet.
BLAiGHDEACHADH,bllij'-dyach-A, p. cutting
asunder, or into fragments or small por-
tions. Is.
Blaighdich, blij'-dyèch, v. cut asunder or
into small portions.
BLAis.blàèsh, ?'. taste, try; 'nixa\i a bitlais
e am fion, when he tasted the wine. B.
Blaiseamachd, blash'-am-achg, n. f.
smacking with the lips.
Blaiseamaich, blash'-àm-èch, v. smack
with the lips ; taste, try.