Balow, S., a nursery term, hush, lullaby, Bent, S., long grass, also wild fields where

etc.

Balysbete, p. 5, col. 2, better our bales, i.e.

remedy our evils.

Ban, curse; banning, cursing.
Band, bond, covenant.

Banderolles, streamers, little flags.
Bane, bone.

Bar, bare.

Bar-hed, bare-headed, or perhaps bared.
Barne, berne, man, person.

Base court, the lower court of a
castle.

bents, etc., grow.

Beoth, be, are.

Ber the prys, bare the prize.
Bereth, bareth.

Berne. See Bearn.

Bernes, barns.

Berys, beareth.

Beseeme, become.

Besette, beset, attacked.
Beshradde, cut into shreds.

Beshrewme, a lesser form of imprecation.
Besmirche, to soil, discolour.

Basnete, basnite, basnyte, basonet, bason- Besprent, besprinkled.

ette, helmet.

Battes, heavy sticks, clubs.

Baud, bold.

Bauzen skinne, p. 80, col. 1, perhaps

sheep's leather dressed and coloured red; F. barane, sheep's leather.

Beste, beest, art.

Bested, abode.

Bestis, beasts.

Bestrawghted, distracted.
Bet, better; bett, did beat.
Beth, be, are.

Bayard, a noted blind horse in the old Bewraies, discovers, betrays.