Blether  n.v. foolish talk/er
Blood   fighting spirit Don’t raise his blood!
Blow   scold   I gave him a good blowing up!
Blustery  stormy, of temper as well as weather
Blutter  as with ‘blether’
Boast   hollow
Boke vomit: was man who’d do it on request, aka Bill the Boke!
Bone-dry out of milk!  The wee cow’s bone-dry!
Bonefire  bonfire
Bothered  silly:  he’s a bit bothered in his mind.
Bottom  end, sense:  there’s no bottom to his story.
Bottom  low-lying field or meadow:  He’s in the bottom field.
Boy  male of any age: servant: the devil [as in ‘old boy’]
Brag boast  she was the brag of the ball:  he’s a bit of a brag
Braird  prickly
Brakefast breakfast
Bran  new
Brash  illness:  may also mean help
Braskins milk raised by the churn-staff in churning
Brave  large, as in ‘a brave lump’:  wholesome, as in ‘a brave day’
Bravery finery, as in, ‘she was out in her bravery’
Breast  mount, as in ‘I haven’t yet met the horse I cudn’t breast!’
Brenthy broad
Brew  the edge of a drain/bank of a stream: in town, tea.
Brissle toast, as in ‘she was brissling her shins at the fire’
Broken no longer fair, as in ‘the weather’s broken’
Brung  brought
Buff  joke, naked  ‘he’s ony buffing!’ ‘in his buff!’
Budge  more
Budget news, ‘What’s yer budget?’
Buggle shy, as in horse’s refusal, ‘the mare buggled at it!’
Bum  boast, ‘he’s a real bum’
Bunty  small
Busk  dress, as in ‘All busked up and nowhere to go’
Butt ‘he jumped from a butt’  as ‘bunty’: ‘a quare wee butt of a lad’
Butter-fingered careless
Butter-mouthed treacherous ‘a butter-mouthed deceiver!’
Bye-boy illegitimate son
Bye-name nickname

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