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V. ~Boldin~.

BOLNYNG, _s._ Swelling.

V. ~Boldin~.

_Henrysone._

BOLSTER, _s._ That part of a mill in which the axletree moves, S.

BOMBILL, _s._ Buzzing noise; metaph. used for boasting.

_Polwart._

Teut. _bommele_, a drone.

BON, _s._ Apparently, bane, injury.

_Wallace._

BONALAIS, BONAILIE, BONNAILLIE, _s._ A drink taken with a friend, when one is about to part with him; as expressive of one's wis.h.i.+ng him a prosperous journey, S.

_Wallace._

It is now generally p.r.o.n. _bonaillie_, S. _Bonalais_ might seem to be the plur. But perhaps it merely retains the form of Fr. _Bon allez_.

BONE, _s._ A pet.i.tion, a prayer.

_Douglas._

O. E. id. Isl. _baen_, precatio, oratio; _boon_ pet.i.tio, gratis acceptio, mendicatio, G. Andr. A. S. _ben_, _bene_, id.

BONETT, _s._ ”A small sail, fixed to the bottom or sides of the great sails, to accelerate the s.h.i.+p's way in calm weather.” Gl. Compl.

_Douglas._

Fr. _bonnette_, Sw. _bonet_, id.

BONIE, BONYE, BONNY, _adj._

1. Beautiful, pretty, S.

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