10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BALDERLOCKS»
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The Descendants of Francis Muncy I: With Allied Families
Glasgow records show the name back in parish of Balderlocks at least 400 years,
the name being spelled Boll- ocbe, Ballock, Bullich, and Bullock; and in the 15th
century one of these families, direct descendant from Daniel Bullock McDonald, ...
Mary Edith Bullock Shaw,
1948
2
The Descendants of Francis Muncy I: With Genealogy of Allied ...
Glasgow records show the name back ln parish of Balderlocks at least 400 years,
the name being spelled Boll- ocbe, Ballock, Bullich, and Bullock; and in the l5th
century one of these families, direct descendant from Daniel Bullock McDonald, ...
3
The treasury of botany ...
The name of Badderlocks, which has puzzled etymologists, is clearly a corruption
of Balderlocks, or the locks of Balder, a Scandinavian deity to whom other plants
have been dedicated. [M. J. B.] ALASANDI or ARHAR. An Indian name for a ...
John Lindley, Thomas Moore,
1866
4
The Treasury of Botany: a Popular Dictionary of Vegetable ...
The name of Badderlocks, which has puzzled etymologists, is clearly a corruption
of Balderlocks, or the locks of Balder, a Scandinavian deity to whom other plants
have been dedicated. (M. J. B.) ALASA'SDI or ARHAR. An Indian name for a ...
5
Introduction to Cryptogamic Botany
A. W. Brown suggests that the term Badderlocks is a corruption of Balderlocks.
See Thorpe, Northern Mythology, vol. i., p. 22. The name Murliugs alludes,
probably, to the membranous frond. 205. Uostarvla contains one, or perhaps two,
...
Miles Joseph Berkeley,
1857
6
The Chambers Dictionary
... unknown] balderlocks See badderlock. baldicoot. See under bald, baldmoney
bb'ld'mun-i, n spignel; gentian of various kinds. [Ely unknown] baldric or baldrick
biild'rik, n a warrior's belt or shoulder sash, for supporting a sword, etc; (Spenser
...
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Oxford Dictionary of English
perhaps from Balderlocks, based on the name of the god BALDER. baddy (also
baddie) 7noun (pl. baddies) informal a villain or criminal in a book, film, etc. bade
/beɪd, bad/ past of BID2. Baden /ˈbɑːd(ə)n/ a spa town in Austria, south of ...
2.96 31.77 Kobu is also used as an emblem of a present. Another species is
wakame, Alaria pinnatiflda (Harvey) ; its British congener, A. esculenta (Greville),
is known in various parts of Scotland as blad- derlocks or badderlocks (
balderlocks), ...
United States. Congress,
1912
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Collier's New Encyclopedia: A Loose-leaf and Self-revising ...
One species, alar'ia esculenta, called by the Scotch balderlocks, is used for food
in Ireland, Scotland, Iceland, Denmark, and the Faroé Isles. ALARIC (al'ar-ik), a
celebrated conqueror, King of the Visigoths. He was a commander of the Goths in
...
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Fertilizer Resources of the United States
Another species is wakame, Alaria pinnatiflda (Harvey); its British congener, A.
esculenta (Greville), is known in various parts of Scotland as blad- derlocks or
badderlocks (balderlocks), henware, honeyware, and murlins. It is used as food
on ...
United States. Dept. of Agriculture, Frank Kenneth Cameron,
1912