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_Buchan-bullers_, the boiling of the sea among the rocks on the coast
of Buchan.

_Buckskin_, an inhabitant of Virginia.

_Buff our beef_, thrash us soundly, give us a beating behind and before.

_Buff and blue_, the colours of the Whigs.

_Buirdly_, stout made, broad built.

_Bum-clock_, the humming beetle that flies in the summer evenings.

_Bummin_, humming as bees, buzzing.

_Bummle_, to blunder, a drone, an idle fellow.

_Bummler_, a blunderer, one whose noise is greater than his work.

_Bunker_, a window-seat.

_Bure_, did bear.

_Burn_, _burnie_, water, a rivulet, a small stream which is heard as it
runs.

_Burniewin'_, burn this wind, the blacksmith.

_Burr-thistle_, the thistle of Scotland.

_Buskit_, dressed.
_Buskit-nest_, an ornamented residence.

_Busle_, a bustle.

_But_, _bot_, without.

_But and ben_, the country kitchen and parlour.

_By himself_, lunatic, distracted, beside himself.

_Byke_, a bee-hive, a wild bee-nest.

_Byre_, a cow-house, a sheep-pen.


C.

_Ca'_, to call, to name, to drive.

_Ca't_, called, driven, calved.

_Cadger_, a carrier.

_Cadie_ or _caddie_, a person, a young fellow, a public messenger.

_Caff_, chaff.

_Caird_, a tinker, a maker of horn spoons and teller of fortunes.

_Cairn_, a loose heap of stones, a rustic monument.

_Calf-ward_, a small enclosure for calves.