bairnly

[O. Eng. & Scotch bairn; -ly; In Sw. barnslig.] Childish; having the manners of a child. ( Scotck.) "Thinking the play of fortune bairnely sport." Muses Thren., p. 116. (Jamie son.) bā'iş-dlie, adv . [Scotch bazed ; suff. -lie = Eng. -lie . Like one bazed.] [BAZED.] In a state of stupefaction or confusion. ( Scotch .) ( Jamie son .) "Amaisdlie and the baisdlse , Richt bi ilie they ran." Burel: Pilg . (Watson's Collec .), il. 20.