† byke, v. Obs. Sc.
[? f. bike n.1]
trans. ? To crowd in (as with a swarm).
| 1606 W. Birnie Kirk-Burial (1833) 22 We may be laid, not in the Kirk, but in a competent Kirk-ile or yarde..not byked in with the belly-god beastes that blinds the world with buriall in Kirk. |