Part 513 (1/2)

_Ross._

2. Shabby; applied to dress, S.

~Lounrie~, _s._ Villany.

_Dunbar._

LOUN, LOWN, _s._ A boy, S.

_Dunbar._

Isl. _lione_, servus.

~Loun's piece~, the uppermost slice of a loaf of bread, S.

_To_ LOUNDER, _v. a._ To beat with severe strokes, S.

V. ~Loundit~.

_Ramsay._

~Lounder~, _s._ A swinging stroke, S.

_Watson._

LOUNDIT, _part. pa._ Beaten.

_Dunbar._

This seems the origin of _Lounder_, apparently allied to Fenn.

_lyon_, ferio, verbero.

_To_ LOUP, _v. n._

1. To leap, to spring, S. pret. _lap_.

_Chr. Kirk._

Moes. G. _hlaup-an_, saltare; Su. G. _loep-a_, currere.

2. To run, to move with celerity, S. B.

_Forbes._

3. To give way; applied to frost, S.