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, s.f. ind. Buxomness, playfulness
beadaradh, sec beadradh.
bead-fhaciac' , -aiche, a. Impudently loquacious,
fbead-fhoraobhadh.jj s.m. Register.cominens
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beadradh,
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beadach,
beadaidh,
t->eadaighe,
beadair,*
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beach daich
beag
Forward, impudent. 8
3 Pettish.
Forwardness, impudence.
2 Flattery.
beadag, -aig, -an. s. /. Lying enticing young woman.
2 Impudent, impertinent young wo-
3 Gossip.
ach,** a. Like a lying female. 2 Like*
a gossip.
ag, see beadag.
an, -ain, st.m. Impertinent, impudent,
petulant, or trifling fellow, 2** Tale-teller.
[Original.y a tup lamb about six months old,
as it was very keen at that age to cover the
sheep. Lads in thfir teens inclined to have
carna' connection with women are called bea~
dagan ia the W. Isles.-J.M.]
serve, perceive. 2 Attend to. 3 Mark. 4 Pity. SJtBook.
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Consider, meditate. f>
Stare, eye. 6 Review, ;
-aiche, a
criticise. Cha bh. suil a h-aite, no eye shall Prone to flatter,
discern her place ,
bheachda'ch mi gu dur. /
d, s. f. ind.
observed attentively ; hheachdaich iadam fear
mor, they eyed the mifjhty man.
aichte, a.,