back spear, back speir
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 43
t. [Eng. back, and Scotch speir = to ask.] 1. To trace back a report with the view of ascertaining where and from whence it originated. (Jamie son.) IMG:content-0987.png:[graphic] 2. To cro -question. "Whilk maid me to be greatly respected by the king and backspeer it by all meanes." - Melville : Diary; Life of A. Melville, ii. 41. (Jamie son.)
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