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white spot on the forehead of cow or horse. _Bawtie_, name for a dog. _Beild_, shelter, refuge, protection. _Ben_, the spence or parlour. _Blethers_, nonsensical talk. _Blewart_, a flower, the blue bottle, witch bells. _Bob_, nosegay, bunch, or tuft; also to curtsey. _Bobbin_, a weaver's quill or pirn. _Bonspiel_, a match at archery, curling, golf, or foot-ball. _Bourtree_, the elder tree or shrub. _Braggin_, boasting. _Braken_, the female fern (_pterisaquilina_, Linn.) _Bree_, the eyebrow. _Brochin_, oatmeal boiled in water till somewhat thicker than gruel. _Brogues_, shoes made of sheepskin. _Bught_, a pen for sheep. _Burn_, a stream. _Buskit_, dressed tidily. _Buss_, a bush. _Cairny_, heap of stones. _Camstrarie_, froward, cross, and unmanageable. _Cantrips_, spells, charms, incantations. _Carline_, an old woman. _Chap_, a blow, also a young fellow. _Cleading_, clothing. _Cleck_, to hatch, to breed. _Clout_, to strike with the hand, also to mend a hole in clothes or shoes. _Coof_, a fool. _Coost_, cast. _Corrie_, a hollow in a hill. _Cosie_, warm, snug. _Cower_, to crouch, to stoop. _Cranreugh_, the hoarfrost. _Croodle_, to coo as a dove, to sing with a low voice. _Crowdy_, meal and cold water stirred together. _Dab_, to peck as birds do. _Daddy_, father. _Daff_, to make sport. _Dantit_, subdued, tamed down. _Dawtie_, a pet, a darling. _Doo_, dove. _Dool_, grief. _Doops_, dives down. _Downa_, expressive of inability. _Dreeping_, dripping, wet. _Drucket_, drenched. _Drumly_, muddy. _Dub_, a mire. _Dumpish_, short and thick. _Eild_, old. _Eirie_, dreading things supernatural. _Eithly_, easily. _Ettled_, aimed. _Fardin_, farthing. _Feckly_, mostly. _Fend_, to provide for oneself, also to defend. _Fleeched_, flattered, deceived. _Forby_, besides. _Freenge_, fringe. _Fremmit_, strange, foreign. _Gabbin_, jeering. _Ganger_, a pedestrian. _Gar_, compel. _Gaucie_, plump, jolly. _Gawkie_, a foolish female. _Gie_, give. _Glamour_, the influence of a charm. _Glint_, a glance. _Gloaming_, the evening twilight. _Glower_, to look staringly. _Glum_, gloomy. _Gowd_, gold. _Graffs_, graves. _Graith_, gear. _Grane_, groan. _Grat_, wept. _Grecie_, a little pig. _Grup_, grasp. _Haet_, a whit. _Hauds_, holds. _Hecht_, called,
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