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—m'otti n. council, synod. -er&=
ninS} f. agenda, chuich-discipliue.
-plift, m. penance; churchfine.
-tan, n. sacrilege. -fPtu5, m. church-
attire. -(Ifl&ga, /. church-ordinance,
canon, -flctertj m. the pope's domi-
nion, -tcgning, /. churching, -tjuf,
m. church-robber, -tjuftlflbj /• sa-
crilege, church-robbing, -tcttlj n.
steeple of the church, -uplfl, /•
barn-owl. -Pflf t«tE , m. church-
guard. — t><itb J m. church- warden.
-Diifenbe, ". ecclesiastical affairs.
ByfF, a. chaste. -\)et^ chastity. -])tt6'
lag J m. Italian or Spanish padlock.
— t>et0ttAb, n. Abraham's balm, agnus
IBy# , m. kiss, buss. -«, v. a. to kiss,
to buss, -flg, V. d. to kiss each other,
-ag fern buftOt , to bill as doves or
pigeons.
MU^f. resin, gum. - BSbflftig, TXh
big, a. gummy, resinous.
Baf , m. whipping-post, -jltyf «, v. a.
to whip at the wipping-post, to fusti-
gate. -jlrvEnmg , /. lashing, fusti-
gation.
JBal, m. cabbage, -tlflb, n. cabbage-
leaf, -fat, n. scuttle, -fro, n. cab-
bage-seed, -jjatb, n. garden of lab-
bage. -tufpub, n. cabbage-head,
-tabi, m. turnip-cabbage, -rot, m.
turnip-rooted cabbage, -fifymbet, m.
broadleaved hedge-mustard, -(lotf,
m. stem or stalk of cabbage, -ttflel,
m. water-thistle.
Bait, m. cap ; jacket.
Bapa, /. a short cloak.
JRapfltag, n. Kaport, /. lioupaw.
Kat, a. libidinous, lewd, lascivous,
goatish. -\<t, f. lewdness.
2iabbel)". squabble, a petty quarrel. -
Habbla, v. n. to squabble, to quarrel.
Hatf, a. brave, brisk; able. -\eti f.
fcravery, stoutness, alacrity.
Kafling, m. a small roundish billet of
Baft, m. jaw. [wood.
Bala, I', n. to freeze, to congeal. -
Ballling, /. congelation. - BaU, m.
frost. - Balbtag, n. tlie thai
the eartli in spring.
Balfe, m. sledge.
BaHfl, /. fountain, spring. - (BaO
-fro, n. edible frog, -f ta#e , n
water-cress, -fait, n. basket-sal
-fptatig, n. foimtain-head , wel
spring. -Patten, ". spring-watM
fountain-water.
Battarc, m. cellar ; tavern. - (Battot
-balg, m. mezereon, spurgc-laiu-el
-lucta, /. cellar-door, -tnaftate, i
tavernkeeper, butler, -jhiga, /. roc
for guests, -fpale, m. entry to a eel
lar. -fpcn, m. tapster, drawer.
Bait, n. botheration, -fl, v. t
bother. [drel
Biiltting, m. wretch, rascal, i
Bamnat, m. assessor in an inf
court of a town. -ratt,m. an infe
Bampa, *>. «. to contend, to contest
to vie, to struggle, -nbe, n. conten
tion, struggle. - Bampe, wi. cham
pion, v.Testler.
Bangor, /. pi. buskins, half-boots.
Banna, v. a. to know, to discern; t
understand : to feel ; to try ; to handh
- m fFylbtg , to find one guilty,
efter, to try ; to search after, to loo
after, brt fannet eftet, it puts on
hard to it. - foe fig , -fig fete , 1
grope one's way. - igen , to knov
again. - mifie,to mistake. - Tfl-) to feel
to try, to taste ; to discern by.
tin Utfecnbet, to know one by sij
tiVij to feel. - at <Ig, to appropriat"
to one's self. — g rib, v. d. to own
-re, nz. connoisseur, knower.- Bani^
bat , a. sensible. - (Bannc) -bei
m. knowledge, -matf e , -tecEen ,
mark, token, sign, character.
ning, /. feeling. - Bannfpaf, «
quick of knowing. - Banfel, m. f.
ing, touch, btafla- pa nagon, to
collect one. - Ban|Ia,/. feeling, s
sation, sense, sensibility. - (Banflfl
-futt, a. sensible, -fuflbet, /. s
bility. -log, a. insensible. -logbft,/