324 Mr. Thoresby to Mr. Ray. 



The Boyl of a Tree. 



A Booyfe, or j§//y/£, fame as Boofe or Stall. 



Brakons, Fern," Brakes. 



A Brandred or Rii 3 a Trivet, or Iron. 



You Braid of the Miller's Dog. 



Bown, as whither art thou bown, i. e. going or bound, 



A Breid, a Shelf, or Board, var. dial. 



To Breiden, to fpread or make broad. , 



A Brock, a Badger. 



A Br idle* fly, a Way for Horfe only, not Cart or Car- 

 riages in common. 

 A Broych, a fmall Spike of Iron or Wood to put 



Coppins on. 



To Broych, or broach, as Mafons an Atchler, when 

 with the fmall Point of their Ax, they make it 

 full of little Pits, or fmall Holes. 



To Bruzzle, to make a great Ado, or Stir. 



A Bumper, a Glafs or Mug brim-full. 



A Bur-tree, an Elder or Dog-tree. 



A Burk-tree, or Rods, Birch, var. dial. 



Bytte (Warwickjhire) a Bottle or Flagon 5 ab S* 

 bytpe uter, dolium. 



C. 



r T^C Cadge, a term in making Bone-lace. 

 JL A Cankerd Cart, or fro ward Fellow, 1 

 To Cape a Wall, to crown it, 

 A Carding of Woo J. 

 A Caw, Cow, var. dial. 



A Cawl y or CW//, a Lump rifing in the Head thro' $ 

 Knock. 



To Cnure down, to ruck down. 



To Caft or Kefi, to vomit. ' 



A Caup, as a muck Caup. 



A Chare, or Char-woman, one hired by Day (not a 



fixed Servant) to wafh. \ 



Chaffer* to chaffer, exchange. 



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