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_Baken_, baked.

_Bane_, a bone.

_Bann_, to knock, to malign.

_Bannet_, a bonnet.

_Bannock_, home-baked flour cakes, or "_scones_."

_Bardy-loon_, mischievous or impertinent fellow.

_Barefit_, barefooted.

_Barlikhood_, obstinacy, ill-nature.

_Batch_, a baking.

_Bauch_, insipid, tasteless, useless.

_Bauchle_, an old shoe.

_Baudrons_, a cat.

_Bauk_, to baulk, to disappoint.

_Bauld_, bold, courageous.

_Bawbee_, a halfpenny.

_Bawty_, a dog.

_Baxters_, bakers.

_Bear_, barley.

_Beck_, to bow, to curtsy.

_Bedral_, a beadle, church-officer.

_Beetle_, a heavy wooden mallet.

_Behint_, behind.

_Beild_, a shelter, protection, a house.

_Bein_, in comfortable circumstances, well-to-do.

_Beit_, to renew.

_Beltane_, the first of May, O. S.

_Belyve_, immediately, by-and-by.

_Ben_, inwards.

_Bend-leather_, thick leather, such as is used for soles of boots.

_Besom_, a broom, a brush.

_Bicker_, a small wooden dish or basin.

_Bide_, to stay, to endure.

_Big_, to build.

_Biggin_, a small house, a building.

_Bink_, a bench, a seat.

_Birk_, birch.

_Birn_, a burden.

_Bit_, a piece.

_Blad_, a blow or slap; cast or throw.

_Blate_, bashful, shy.

_Blattran_, rattling.

_Blaw_, to blow, to flatter.

_Bleer-ee'd_, bedimmed with tears, weak-sighted.

_Bleeze_, a blaze, to blaze.

_Bletheration_, nonsense, foolish language.

_Blirt_, to gush forth.

_Blude_, blood.

_Board-claith_, a table-cloth.

_Bode_, an offer, a portent.

_Bodle_, an ancient Scottish coin, value one-sixth of the English penny.

_Bogle_, bugbear, an object of terror.

_Bonnie_, _bonny_, pretty, beautiful, handsome, good-looking.

_Bonoch_, a cake or _bannock_.

_Bore_, a hole.

_Bouk_, bulk, compass.

_Bourd_, a jest, to jest.

_Bourdna_, do not jest.

_Bowrock_, cluster, heap, clump.

_Brachens_, ferns.

_Brae_, side of a hill, an inclined road.

_Braid_, broad.

_Braird_, blade of grass.

_Brak_, broke, did break.

_Brat_, a coarse apron.

_Brattle_, a rattle.

_Braw_, _brawly_, finely, gaily dressed.

_Bree_, broth.

_Breed_, to resemble, to take after.

_Breeks_, breeches, trousers.

_Brig_, bridge.

_Brither_, brother.

_Brod_, goad to drive oxen.

_Brogue_, bradawl.

_Broke_, kitchen refuse, pigs meat.

_Broo_, the fluid part of soup, juice.

_Broose_, a race at a country wedding.

_Brose_, a dish of oatmeal and boili