bonairt (bonar)

[ Bonair and buxom to the Bishop of Rome. Chaucer. Bp . Jewell , Def. of Apol. for Church of Eng., p. 538. bonairtet, n. [ME., also bonairete , bonerte ; short for debonairte , q. v.] Complaisance; courtesy. bonallyt (bo-nal'i), n. [Sc., also written bonail lie , bonnaillie , bonnaille , bonail , bonnail ; F.bon , good, + aller , go: see boon3 and alley1 .] Good speed; farewell: as, to drink one's bonally .