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cas-bhirdail 172 casgairt
an implement of tillage peculiar to the Highlands,
used for turning the ground where a water, *,/. see cais-bhearh
instrument, making, use of the heel or hind
cas-bheirt, )
part of the head as a fulcrum. In so doing,
cas-bhonnach,** -aich, o. Antipodal.
he turns it over always towards the left hand
cas-bhonnaich, s. Antipodes.
and then proceeds to push for another clod
cas-bhrat, -ait, -an, s.m. Carpet. 2;MM)Mat. in the same form. To see six or
cas-bhriathar, -air, s.m. Hasty, unguarded, or
eight men
all at work with this instrument, standing
in
cross expression, intemperate
cas-bhriathracb, a. Hasty, or
language,
intemperate
all on one leg and pushing with the other,
would i&e a curious sight to a stranger. With
all its disadvantages, the cas-chrom is, of all
cas-bhuidhe, a. Having yellow feet.
instruments, for
curled yellow hair. Cuach fhalt ground in the
curled yellow hair.
rocks a plough can do little or nothing, and
tcas-cailliche, g.f. Shaft of a fir-torch.
where there are no rocks, the earth is generally
2 Having
cas-bhuidhe,
the fittest
eouutry, for
turning up the
among so many
fcascar, s.m. Cup.
so marshy that cattle are not able to
2 Having
cas-chaibe,tt see cas-dhireach. 2 for caschrom
in Gairloch,