10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BEFLUM»
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Jamieson's Dictionary of the Scottish Language: In which the ...
T. Baff. To BEFLUM, v. a. To befool by cajoling langnage, conveying the same
idea with the E. v. to sham. Waverley. V. Bleflom. BEFLUM, s. Idle, nonsensical,
or cajoling talk, S. BEFORN, prep. Before. Wallace. It occurs also in О. E. Ii
Brunne.
John Jamieson, John Johnstone (of Edinburgh.), John Longmuir, 1867
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Scottish Dictionary and Supplement: In Four Volumes. Suppl. ...
271. Corr. from E. beet-rave, id. Fr. bete beet, and rave a radish. BEETS, pi. Boots
, Aberd. — Lap aff the gloyd an' took my queets, Threw by my hat, put aff my beets
. Taylor's S. Poems, p. 57. To BEFLUM, v. a. To befool by cajoling language, ...
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Hugh Talbot: a tale of the Irish confiscations of the ...
While he's saft, y understand, in the first tender freshness o' married state, it is sax
times easier to beflum lordship than 'twill ever be again. Mak"gi use o' the
honeymoon, my leddy — that's a'." Eveline tried to look dignified and angry, 1 it
was ...
William J. O'Neill Daunt, 1846
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A Dictionary of the Scottish Language
To BEFLUM, r. a. To befool by cajoling language, conveying the same idea with
the E. auto sham. W'arerley. V. BLEPLUM. BEFLUM, s. Idle, nonsensical, or
cajoling talk, S. BEFORN, prep. Before.' Wallace. It occurs also in O.E. R. Brunne.
John Jamieson, John Johnstone, 1846
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A Seasonable Discourse: Wherein is Examined what is Lawful ...
A. In the first place I distinguish betwixt Peyztrre an infem beflum'i The one is
active, and properly at the beginning of a ar, and ina place where yet no War is,
and where its cause only, and not its Effects can be consider'd : In this case every
...
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A Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language ...: ...
271. Corr. from E. beet-rave, id. Fr. bete beet, and rave a radish. BEETS, pi. Boots
, Aberd. — Lap aff the gloyd an' took my queets. Threw by my hat, put aff my beets
. Taylor's S. Poems, p. 57. To BEFLUM, v. a. To' befool by cajoling language, ...
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The Chambers Dictionary
bee 143 beflum (esp in make a beeline for; see below); bee-master a beekeeper;
bee -moth a moth whose larvae are very destructive to young bees; bee -orchis
an orchid whose flower resembles a bee; bee'-skep a beehive, properly of straw;
...
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Hey Hon!: How to Talk Like a Real Bawlamoron
Ao Liddle Tayon ub Beflum Ao, liddle tayon ub Beflum Hal still we see dee la!
Abub dye deep en dreamless sleep De sollent stors gao ba; Yet in dye dork
streets shineff Dye eberlassin Late; De haopes en fears ub awl de years Are met
in dee ...
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Remonstrantie aen Henrich Frederick van Orangien ... ende de ...
Dat velc mcnfche om du ongcloove ch omdeliecrjn ge .'ullcn vetdoemc werden. z.
Dot uyt crochcc von fulch een beflum dc mehfchcn met opghelcyt cn wosdt em
onverandeclhchc noocwcndeghcydt om _KR7 ' -x om herdoemt te wo3den7 6.
Antonius Hornhovius, 1626
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Waverley Or 'tis Sixty Years Since: In Four Volumes. 4
... that are but ill settled yet, till they durst na on ony errand whatsoever gang ower
the door- stane after gleaming, for fear John Heatherbltttter, or some siccan dare-
thede'il, should tak a bad at them: then, on the other hand, I beflum'd them wi' ...
