Bagpipe

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 42
bag'pTp, n. a musical wind-instrument, consisting ol a leathern bag, winch acts as a bellows, and pipes. —« Bagpiper. [tempt Bah. ba, tnt. an exclamation of disgust or con- Bail, bai, n one who procures the release of an accused person by becoming guardian or security for his appearing in court the security given. v.t. to set a person free by giving security for him to release on the security of other. |0 Fr. bail, a guardian, a tutor; Low f bad a, a nurse, from L. bajulns, a carrier.]
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