barbles, barbels
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 47
[In Fr. barbes.] A white excrescence which grows under the tongue of some calves, and prevents them from sucking. (Scotch.) ( Jamie son.) *bar'-blýt, particip. adj. [From Fr. barbels = barbed; or barbellate.) Barbed. [BARBELLATE.] ( Scotch.) And sum, with armys barblyt braid, Sa gret martyr do me on thaim has maid, That thai gan draw to woyd the place."" Barbour , viii. 57, M.S. ( Jamie son .) *bar-bour, s. [BARBER.] (0. Scotch .) * barbour's knyf. A razor. (O. Scotch.) [Lat. barbula =
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