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iolag
bior-fhiacal
or whistling.
melodious. 2
acli, -iiche, a. Musical,
Foud of singing or whi.stli g. 3**Blythe.
biolv.r, -e, -ean, s. /. Water-cr -ss nasturtium,
ojlcinalis. \_Biolair is applied to all kinds of
cresses.]
biolair-an-fhuarain, s.f. Fountain cresses,
biolaireaeh, -eictie, a. Abounding in cresses. 2
Of, or belonging to, cresses. Glacag bhiolaireach,
a. d -II abounding in cresses.
biol;iir-Fraiufi, s.f. French or garden cress,
biolair-ghriagain.? s. /. Ladies' suiock or cuckoo
flower,
see pliir-na-cubhaig.
Green water-cress,
biolair-uaine, s. f.
tbiular, -aire, a." Neat, fine, dainty, spruce,
bioiarach, see biolaireaeh.
biolasg, -aisg. s.m. Prattle, gabble, loquacity.
ach, -aiche, a. Loquacious, prattling.
adh, -aidh, s.m. Loquacity, prattling.
biolur, -uir, s.m. Bistort or snake-weed polygonum
bistorta.
bior, -a, -an, s.m. Thorn. 2
Prickle. 3 Small or sharppointed
stick. 4 Any
sharp-pointed thing. 5
Spit. 6 Pin. 7**Goad. 8
SI. Biorag-lodain.
bioraiche, -ean, s.f. see bioraieh-ead. 2 gee
biorach, *. 3 Sharp, angular person. Bioraiche,
mac na h-a.sail, a colt the foal of an ast
bioraichead, s. m. ry straw is a thorn at night. N.G.P.
bior, pr.pt. a' bioradh. v.a. Prick. 2 Sting. 3
Gall, vex. 4 Goad, spur on.
fbior.s.m. Well, fountain. 2 Water. a.JiShort.
53. Bin-an-deamhnaidh.
bior (AH
;
s.f. Sour or angry look. Tha droch bioran-deamhnaidh, s.m. Minnow, pink.
bl;ior air. he looks very displeased.
bioran-donais,(AH) s.m. Minnow, pink,
biorach, -aiche, a. Sharp-pointed. 2 Piercing. bioran-druma,* s.m. Drum-stick,
3 II Tned, having branching' antlers. 4 Sharpsi
juiced. f5** \Vatery. Suil bhiorach, a sharp bior-an-uisge,(AC) j biorra-cruidein.
bior-an-iasgair, (AC) > Kingfisher, see
or quick eye ; le d' lannaibh biorach, loith thy biorar, s. f. Cress, see biolair.
pointed swords ;
a' gnreigh bhiorach 'na bioras, -ais, -an, s.m. Water-lily, see duilleagbhaite.
dheidh, the branching-antlered herd behind
him.
biorasg, see bior-iasg.
-, -aich, -aichean, 8. f. Two-year old tbior-bhogha, s.m. Rain-bow,
heifer. 2 Year old horse or colt. 3(AF)Cowcalf,
steer, filly. 4 Ox, bullock. 5 Dog-fish, fbior-bhualan,(AF) s.m. Toad. 2 Water ser-
bior-bhogha,? s..m. Yellow flag, see bog-uisge.
see gobag. 6 Instrument to prevent calves pent,
from sinking, [buthach in [list. JM] 7** tbior-bhuasach, -aich, s.n. Water serpent. 2
Boat i. see birlinn.
Conger-eel.
biurac ias, -ais, s.m. Pointedness, bior-chluaiseanach, see bior-chluasach.
sharpness, epigrammatical bior-chluas, -ais, -an, a. f. Sharp-pointed ear,
sharpness.
as of a dog when listening eagerly,
bioradh, -aidh, s.m. Stinging, bior-chluasach, a. Sharp-eared, quick of hearing.
2** Having sharp or pointed ears,
pricking, piercing. A' b , pr.
part, of bior.
tbiorchoil, s.m. Instrument for beheading,
biorag, -aig, -an, s. f. Tusk or side bior-chomhladh, -aidh, *./. Flood-gates, sluice,
tooth in the mouth of a horse, biordainge, s.
biorag, -aig, -an, s.m. Dutch
/. Pricker, see bita Gl p. 73.
bior-deighe, . /. Icicle,
rushes or shave grass equisetum tbiordhach, a.' Watery,
hyewa, 1 ?.
bior-dhorus, -dhorsan, s.f. Water-sluice,
biorag-lodain, s.f. Bandstickle. bior-dhruidheachd, s. f. Mode of divining bf
bioratjach,** o. Ac^ileated.
water,
bioraich, v. a. Sharpen at the bior-dubh, s.m. Stem- or stern-post
point, make of a shift
pointed. 2 Stare, see Ol and Nl p.
73.
look steadfastly.
bior-eidhe, see bior-deighe.
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bior >i ho, cnmp. of biorach. Sharper,
sharpest.
bior-fliiaual, -an-, S.IA.
bior-fheadan, -aiu, s.m. Water-pipe,
Tooth-pick,