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342 GLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES.
;pt. pi. burn-t, 2474 ; Brynnand
pres.part. burning, shining, 2639
Brynt, pp. burnished. 276, 2926
Brynd (Brynt), burnt,' 2697. See
Brin, Brene.
(Bryn), s. burn, mark made by a
brand, 751*.
Bryng furtli, v. bring forth, 526
Bryngis (Bringez), pr. pi. bring,
1207.
(Bryssyt), pp. bruised, broken,
harmed, 2645; Bryssid (Bresyd),
bruised, hence broken in, much
experienced, 1003. See brusen in
Matzner.
(Br3'tt3'nd), pp. broken to pieces,
3294; destroyed, 2697. See
Bretens.
Bucifalon, Bucephalus, 5582 ;
(Bucifelon),
1316; (Bucyfall), 3178;
Bucifelon, 3648 ; Bucifal, 3031.
Bud, pt. s. impers. it behoved, 3793 ;
Bud, pt. s. suhj. would behove,
3274. See Bus.
Buke, s. book, 17, 35, 192. 203, 881,
916 ;
(Boke), book, i. e. Romance,
1371, 1570.
Bule, s. bull, 4527 ; Bules, pi. 3903 ;
Se-bules, sea-bulls, 3846.
Bulle, s. writing, record, 4448.
Bulluk, s. bullock, 4527.
Bunden, pp. bound, 3602, 5540;
firmly settled, 5581.
Burde, s. sport, play, 2500.
Burde, s. board, plank, 1340
(Borde), table, 2969.
Burde, pt. s. behoved, 510, 1966 ;
(Burd), ought, 776* ; Burde, pt. s.
suhj. should prove to be, 4396.
Icel. lyrja.
Burdeux, Bourdeaux, 5668.
Burgaige, s. burgesses, people of
the borough, 5221. See hoiirgage
in Cotgrave.
Burgh, 8. city, 1559, 5243 ; Burgis,
2il. boroughs, 4431 ; Burghes
(Burges), towns, 1078.
Builv, adj. burly, great, 4096, 4742;
(Borely), 2632. See Borely.
Burne, s. burn, brook, 3062. See
Bourne.
Burneschid, adj. burnished, 55.
Burnet (Burnett), brown stuff, 1569.
^' BriDiette, fine black cloth;"
Cotgrave. Orig. a hroivn cloth
;
F. hrun.
Burje, 5. town, borougli, city, 218,
3746, 5415; Burj, 147; (Burgh),
928, 1037 ;
(Burght), 1380, 2148 ;
Bu[r]}e (Burgh), 2256, 2673;
Buries (Burghes), 2337 ;
(Burghez),
1446.
Burje-walles (Burgh-walles), pi.
town-walls, 2246 ; Burie-wallis
(-walle, sinf/.), 1297.
Bus, pr. s. impers. it behoves, 3354 ;
(Buse), 3358; Buse, 1808. See
Bos, Bud. Short for Behofis.
Busche, s. bush, 3920.
Buschels, 25^- bushels, 4241.
Busifolen, Bucephalus, 749*. See
Bucifalon.
Buske, ger. prepare, 373 ; v. get
ready, deck, 1511 ;
(Buske), v.
go, 2195; Buske {^e, v. prepare
thyself, 2908 ; Buske hym, v. prepare
himself, 3126; Buskis (Buskes),
pr. s. puts, 1506 ;
(Buskes
hym), gets read}', 811*; arrays
himself, 1295; Buskis (Buskez),
goes, 1306; Buskis (Buskes), j5r.
pi. prepare, make ready, 774
(Buskys), pjr. pi, refl. prepare
themselves for, get themselves
ready for, 2452 ; Buske, 2 pr.
pi. suhj. if (ye) come, if (ye)
advance, 3752 ; Busked (Buskett),
pt. s. prepared, 2676 ; Buskid, pp.
made ready, 3609 > (Busked),
arrayed, 2214. Icel. bua-sk, to
prepare oneself.
(Buske), s. bush, stick, 1340 ; Buskis,
y. bushes, 2851.
Buskest, adj. superl. readiest (),
1247. {But proh. an error for
Busket, pp. arrayed ; see Buske).
Cf. Lov.]. Sc. buaJiie, fund of
dress.
But, prq->. without, 1678, 3378;
(Bout), 1340 ; Butt, 2380.
Butlers (Botlers),^. butlers, 2934.
Buwne (Bowne), gcr. to go, lit. get
read}', set out, 1511. See Bonn.
Buxsom, adj. obedient, consenting,
323; (Buxme), obedient, 2805;
(Buxum), 780*.
Bu^es (Bownes), jir. s. turns, lit.
bows, bends, 1181. See Bowe.