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oinneantaehd 103 hollsgair-bu'rd
boinueautachd. s.f. Mildness, gentleness. 2 boiteal, -eil, s.m. see Ivitean.
Firm-ie**-. 3 Stoutness. 4*Hi dsomeness.
' e i'> *-iw- Pride,
boinne iTtaich, see boiimealaic'.i.
a hau^htinex.s,arrogance.
ch. -au-he, a. Pro ul, haughtv, pr.
boi U ../. Foreshot, hrst drops of
-eanau, s.m. Bundle or wisp of
straw or hay. 2(AC) Bottle, pottle. A'
whisky Uistillnd.
nam call
boiteaa, a' crumneachadh nan sop losing
boinne-laig, s.f. Rain-drop.
the Bundles, gathering the wisps.
tb>ir, s.m. Elephant.
ach, a. In wisps or bundles, as hay or
boirb, -e, s.f. see bnirbe. 2JiBrow of a ridge.
bvirb-bSiriathrach, see boi'b-bhriathrach.
achadh, (a') pr. part. Making straw or
boirb'-achd," soy buirln-\
hay into bundles.
boirche, ./. Elk. 2 Buffalo, a Thick edge. aicu.V- pt. a' boiteanachadh, v.a.
boir-chria-th, s./. Certain species of clay. Make into bundles or wisps.
boirdheach,** a. Hyperborean.
mearbhail,** s*m Jack-o'-lantern
fboire,** *./. Hole.
boith.'s.f. (for both) Cottage, hut.
boireal. -eil, -an, s.m. Small augur, whimble. boitulh [ boitidh I* int. Call to a pig Skve A
2 Joiner's brace.
Suth'd.
boireara,* -eim, .m. Rumour, surmise. 2 b-jitig, s. Carriage, see p. 76.
Creating hubbub -Islay
tbol,** s.m. Poet. -2
ail,* a. Spreading, as a rumour or
Art, sk ; !l. 3 Cow.
bol,J -oil, s.m. Bowl, cup. 2**CratiT.
surmise 2 Creating great interest.
boi, pr. part, a' boladh, /:.a. Snieii, sctmt.
boireann, see boirionn.
tbolachd, s.f. ind. Poetry
ach, see boirionnach.
boireanta, a. Effeminate. 2 Feminine in gram.
boirt?,* s.m. Little screwed-up mouth.
boirgeach,* -aich, s.f. Prating female.
,* -aiche, o. Having a prating mouth.
boisean.Jt see basaidh.
b >isean-ionnlaid,J: s.m. Washing-basin.
fboiseid, -e, -ean, s.f. Belt, girdle.
boi *eid, -e, -ean, s.f. Purse, budget.
boisg, v.n. see boillsg.
boisge, s.f. see boillsgeadh & boillsgeachd.
ach, a. see boillsgeach.
boisgealachd, see boillsgeadh & boillsgeachd.
boisgeanta, see boillsgeach.
chd, see boillsgeadh.
boisgeil, see boillsgeil.
bois-ghaire, see bas-ghaire.
boisileag,(AC) s.f. Palmful. 2 Small palmful
of water.
boisteadh,** s.m. Tincture.
boiteach, s.f. Swampy ground.
boiteadh.it s.m. Boiled food for horses.
boit.Js.A Taste for. prov.
boiteag, -eig, -an, s.f. Cauldron.
worm in dung. 3 Earthworm.
2 White
boladh, -aidh, .v.m. Smell, stink, savour. Civ*
'n ioghuadh boladh an tgadaiu a bhi de'n t~
soitheach 'saui bi e, it is -nowmula- that tlifherring
vessel smlls of herring. N.(i. P.
bolaich, s. Loud speaking. 2> DU)Boifba>,t
boirgire,* s.m. Fellow with a little screwed ho-lan,(AF) s.f. Full-grown cow.
up mouth. 2 Tattler.
bo-laun, -a, s.m. Cow-house, bvre.
boiriche, s.m. Rising ground, bank.
JJOx-stall.
2 Fold, i
boi riu n,** s. Buttock.
bolauta, a. Excellent,
boirionn, a. Female, consummate, tine, exquisite.
Gu 'dolanta, exquisitely.
of, or belonging to, a female,
feminine.
chd, s.f. Perfection. 2 Exquisiteness*
ach, a. see boirionn.
bo-laoigh, s.f. Cow with calf. 2 Milch cow.
ach, -aich, s.m. Female, woman. B. bolb, -uilb, s.m. Species of worm or caterpillar
boidheach, a pretty womnn ; firionnach is destructive to bushes.
boiriounatv, a male and a female ;
boirionnach
bolg, -lulg, s.f. see balg.
eiieachdail, a handsome female.
,J v.n.
boirionnactid, s.f.ind. \ Muliebrity, womanboirioimas,
-ais, s.m. / hood, effeminacy. 2
balgach.
see balgaich.
ach, -aiche, a. see
ach, -aich, s.f. see balgach.
**Adultress.
bolgam, -aim, see balgam.
bois, -e. -ean, gen. sing, of bos.
bolgau,* -ain, s.m.
boisceall, -eill, s.m. & f. Wild man or woman.
balgan. 2**Frocfc.
bolgan-be"ict'ach, see caochag.
2 Hind, deer. 3 Cowardice.
bolgan-beucan,* see caochag.
, -eill, a. Uncivilized. Thog thu oirnn bolg-an-t-solair, see balg-solair.
gu'n robh sinn boisceall, you have reported of bolg-dhubh. -rauibhe, u. see balg-dhubh.
us f/.ut we are savage.
bolg-luachair,J s.,'. Bulrush, see luachaij
boisea'-tul, s.f. Palmistry.
ghobhlach.
boiseag,-ei ,-an, s.f. Box or slap on the cheek. bolg-saighead, see balg-sbaighde.
2**Stap with the palm of the hand. 3**Littie
palm. 4ftHandful. 5*Palmful of water. solair, s.m. see balg-solair.
s^ididh, s.m. see.balg-seididh.
Boiseag uisge, o handful of water.
fbolguidh, for builg.
achadh, -aidh, s.m. Boxing or slapping
oa the cheek.
an, (JM) -ain, s.m. Coddle.
fboll, s.m. Boss of a bridle or gorget.
bolla, pi. -chan, [& -ichean,**] s.m. Net-, or anchor
buoy. 2 Boll (measure of 16 pecks.) &
**rarely Bowl, goblet. Bolla mine, a Loll of
meal ; bolla buntata, o boll of potatoes. L.
is used in fhe singular after numerals which
otherwise govern the plural.]
bolladh, see bolla.
fbollag,** -aig, ?./. Shell. 2 Skull, top of the
head. 3 Heifer. 4 (AF)Bullock.
bollan,(AG) s.m. Small tub.
bolla-stiuraidh,** s.m. Buoy.
fbollog, see ballag.
fbollsair,** s.m. Citer, crier. 2 Antiquary. 3
JtTeacher, doctor.
bollsg,* v.n. Bluster, babble.
ach,* a. Blustering, boasting'.
ach,* s.f. Blustering curious female.
fbollsgair, v.n. Proclaim.
f , -ean, s.m. Antiquary. 2 Herald
crier at court. 3 Boaster, blusterer. 2*iiuilying
fellow.
f buird, ,m. Grand oarver..