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BESYNES, _s._ Business.

_Wyntown._

BESYNE, BYSENE, BYSIM, _s._ Expl. ”wh.o.r.e, bawd,” Gl. Sibb.

V. ~Bisym~.

BESCHACHT, _part. pa._

1. Not straight, distorted, Ang.

2. Torn, tattered; often including the idea of dirtiness, Perths. The latter seems to be an oblique use.

V. ~Shacht~.

_To_ BESLE, or BEZLE, _v. n._ To talk much at random, to talk inconsiderately and boldly on a subject that one is ignorant of, Ang.

Belg. _beuzel-en_, to trifle, to fable; Teut. _beusel-en_, nugari.

BESLE, BEZLE, _s._ Idle talking, Ang.

Belg. _beusel_, id.

BESMOTTRIT, _part. pa._ Bespattered, fouled.

_Douglas._

A. S. _besmyt-an_, maculare, inquinare; Belg. _besmodder-en_, Germ.

_schmader-n_, _schmatter-n_, to stain, S. to _smadd_, Su. G. _smitt-a_.

BESOUTH, _prep._ To the southward of.

V. ~Benorth~.

BEST, _part. pa._ Struck, beaten.

V. ~Baist~.

_Barbour._

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