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blae
▪ I. blae, a. (n.) Obs. exc. Sc. and north. dial. (bleː, blɪə, bliː) Forms: 3–5 bla, blaa, 3 bloa, 3–6 blo, 4 blowe, 4–6 bloo, 5 bloe, 6– blae, (dial. 7 bley, 9 blay, bleea, 7– blea). [ME. blo, bloo, in north. dial. bla, blaa, a. ON. blá (sing. masc. blár) dark blue, livid (Sw. blå, Da. blaa blue), ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Blae Loch (Beith)
The name 'Blae' is Scots for 'dark, livid, or black'. Thomson's map of 1832 marks and records Blae Loch. wikipedia.org
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blaad
bla(a, blaad see blae, blad, blade. Oxford English Dictionary
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Blo' Norton
Early history Blo' Norton's unusual placename is reputedly derived from ‘Blae’, itself derived from Old English and Old Norse words meaning both ‘cold’ The first record of 'Blo' added to the name is in 1291, which in Middle English may have meant 'bleak and cold or exposed' or it may have derived from ‘blae wikipedia.org
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bleea
bleea, -berry dial. var. of blae, -berry. Oxford English Dictionary
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Blaeberry River
Alexander Henry the younger, named it the "Blaeberry Torrent", after the abundant berry bushes seen lining its bank (these were likely huckleberries) - "Blae wikipedia.org
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blea
▪ I. blea, n. rare. (bliː) Also 8 ble(e. [Perh. from blea, blae a. in sense of ‘livid, pale.’] The young wood of a tree under the bark; the alburnum or white wood.1730–6 Bailey (fol.) Ble, Blea, Blee (in Chirurgery), the inward Bark of a Tree, or that Part of the wood, which was last form'd. 1753 Ch... Oxford English Dictionary
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Melchbourne (horse)
Background Melchbourne was a "lengthy, shapely" bay mare with a narrow white blae bred in Suffolk by her owner Pearl Lawson Johnston. wikipedia.org
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blay
▪ I. blay, bley, n. (bleɪ) Also 7 (rare) blea. [OE. blǽᵹe (wk. fem.) is cogn. w. Ger. blei(h)e, MDu. bleie, mod.Du. blei:—OTeut. *blaijôn. Franck thinks it may be derived from the same root as Ger. blei lead, and OE. bléo, blee, complexion.] The name of a small fish, the bleak.c 1000 ælfric Gloss. i... Oxford English Dictionary
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Lugton Water
The Bungle Burn, an outflow of the Blae Loch, joins the Lugton Water near the Bungleburn Bridge outside the village of Burnhouse. wikipedia.org
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blawort
ˈblawort Sc. [f. bla, blae + wort herb, plant.] The name in Scotland of two plants: the Harebell (Campanula rotundifolia), and the Corn Bluebottle (Centaurea Cyanus). Cf. blewart.1728 Ramsay Poet. Wks. (1848) III. 137 Of colour like a blawart blue. a 1774 Fergusson Poems (1845) 35 Een as blue's a bl... Oxford English Dictionary
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blaeberry
blaeberry (ˈbleɪbɛrɪ, ˈblɪə-) Also (5 blabery), 6 ble-, 9 blea-, blay-, bleeaberry. [f. blae + berry: in ON. bláber, Sw. blåbär, Du. blaabær.] 1. The common name in Scotland and the north of England of the bilberry or whortleberry (Vaccinium Myrtillus). Applied to fruit and plant.[1483 Cath. Angl. 3... Oxford English Dictionary
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blaeness
ˈblaeness north. dial. (Frequent in ME. in the form blonesse.) [f. blae + -ness.] ‘Blae’ quality; lividness as of a wound or stripe.1382 Wyclif Ex. xxi. 25 Wounde for wounde, blones for blones. 1398 Trevisa Barth. De P.R. v. xvii. (1495) 122 Bloones of lyppes. Mod. Sc. The blaeness of his lips. Oxford English Dictionary
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blewart
ˈblewart Sc. rare. [prob. = blaewort, f. blae a. + wort: cf. blawort.] The Germander Speedwell (Veronica chamædrys). Britten and Holland.1821 Hogg When Kye comes Hame, When the blewart bears a pearl, And the daisy turns a pea. Oxford English Dictionary
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