ery, pimply

An _prep._ If

An-dog, Handog _s._ andiron

Angle-dog, or Angle-twitch _s._ a large earth-worm (A S _Angel-twicce_),
_Angle_ a fish-hook

Anpassey, Anpussey, the sign of &, _i.e. and per se_

Anty, empty

Appropo, (Fr. _Apropos_) but used as one of a small group of Norman
French words which have got into popular use

Apse, Apsen-tree, (A S _aeps_) the aspen tree

Ar-a-one, ever-a-one. Nar-a-one, never-a-one

Arry, any. N'urry, none

Asew, drained of her milk: applied to a cow at the season of calving.
From _sew_ to drain, hence _sewer_

Aslun, Aslue, Aslope, _adv._ indicate oblique movements in different
directions and levels

Asplew _adv._ extended awkwardly

Astroddle _adj._ astride

Auverlook _v._ to bewitch

Ax _v._ to waddle

Axe, (A S _ascan_) _v._ to ask, always used in Wiclif's Bible

Axen, (A S _ahse. aexse_) _s._ ashes, ex. Here maaid, teeak showl and
d'up axen

Axpeddlar _s._ dealer in ashes

Backlet _s._ the back part of the premises

Back-stick, Backsword _s._ single-stick, a favourite game in Wedmore

Backsunded _adj._ with a northern aspect

Bal-rib _s._ spare-rib

Bally-rag _v._ to use abusive language

Ban _v._ to shut out, stop, ex. I ban he from gwain there

Bane _s._ liver disease in sheep, east of the Parret; west of the river
the term Coed or Coathed is used, ex. I count they be beund

Bannin _s._ That which is used for shutting out, or stopping

Bannut _s._ Walnut

A woman, a spaunel, and a bannut tree,
The mooar you bate 'em the better they be

Barrener _s._ a cow not in calf

Barrow _s._ a child's pilch or flannel clout

Barrow-pig _s._ a gelt-pig

Barton _s._ a farm-yard, the Barn-town

Bastick _s._ basket

Bat, But, the root end of a tree after it has been thrown, also spade of
cards, the stump of a post

Batch, a sand bank, or patch of ground, or hillock, "a hill," as
Churchill-batch, Chelvey-batch, (lying within, or contiguous to, a
river); emmet-batches, ant-hills. Duck-batches, land trodden by cattle
in wet weather

Bats _s._ corners of ploughed fields: low-laced boots

Bawker: Bawker-stone _s._ a stone for whetting scythes

Be, indic. ex. I be, thou bist, he be

Bear-hond _v._ to help

Bear-nan, Bear-in-hond, Bean-hond _v._ to intend, purpose, think,
suspect, conjecture, ex. I do beanhond et'l rain zoon

Beat the streets, to run about idly

Beeastle, Beezle _v._ to make nasty