To BELT, v. a. to gird; to flog; to scourge.

BEN, adv. towards the inner apartments of a house.  A room is generally called ben, and the kitchen but.

BEN-END, s. the ben-end of a house, the inner end of it.

BEN, BIN, s. a mountain.

BENE, BIEN, adj. wealthy; having abundance.

BENK, BINK, s. a bench; a seat.

BENORTH, prep. to the northward of.

BENSHIE, BENSHI, s. a fairy’s wife.

BENT, s. a coarse grass growing on sand-hills.

BERE, BEAR, s. barley.

BERN, s. a barn.

To BESEIK, v. a. to beseech; to entreat.

BESYNE, BYSIM, s. a bawd.

BESOUTH, prep, to the southward of.

BEST-MAN, s. groomsman; best-maid, the bridesmaid.

BETWEESH, prep, betwixt.

BEUCH, a branch; a bough.

BEVIE, s. a great fire.

To BEWRY, v. a. to pervert, to distort.

BIB, s. a piece of linen used to keep the breast of a child clean when feeding it.

BICK, s. a bitch; the female of the canine species.

To BICKER, v. a. to fight with stones as schoolboys; to run off quickly.

BICKER, BIQUOUR, s. a small wooden dish, made in the form of a washing-tub, the staves being alternately black and white.

To BIDE, BYDE, v. n. to wait for; to abide; to endure; to suffer.

To BIG, v. a. to build.

BIGGIN, BYGGYN, s. a building.

BIGGIT, part. pa. built.

BIKE, BEIK, BINK, s. a nest of wild bees or wasps.

BILGET, adj. bulged; swelling out.

BILLIE, BILLY, s. a companion; a comrade.

BINDWOOD, s. ivy.

BING, s. a heap; a pile of wood.

BINK.  See BIKE.

BIRD, BURD, s. a bird; a damsel; a lady.

BIRDIE, s. a little bird.

BIRK, s. a birch-tree.

To BIRK, v. n. to give a tart or sharp answer.

BIRKIN, adj. of or belonging to birch-wood.

BIRKY, s. a lively young man; a mettlesome person.

BIRL, v. n. to ply with drink; to club money for the purpose of purchasing drink.

BIRN, v. a. to burn.

BIRS, BIRSE, s. a bristle.
  His birse is up, he is in a passion.
  He’s a birsie man, he is liable to be irritated easily.

To BIRSLE, v. a. to broil; to roast.

BIRSSY, adj. having bristles; hot-tempered.

To BIRZE, BRIZE, v. a. to bruise; to drive or push.

BISKET, BRISKET, s. the breast.

To BISSE, BIZZ, v. n. to make a hissing sound, as hot iron plunged into water.