† bykev.
Obsolete. Scottish.
transitive. ? To crowd in (as with a swarm).
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1606 W. Birnie Blame of Kirk-buriall xiv. sig. D3 v We may be laide (not in the Kirk,..but) in a..competent Kirk-ile or yarde..not byked in with the belly-god beastes, that blindes the world with buriall in Kirk.
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v.1606- to be caught out
- to be caught red-handed
- to be caught redhanded
- to be caught short
- to be caught with one's pants down
- to be caught with one's trousers down
- to be cheap of
- to be cheap served
- to be checked
- to be cherokee to
- to be clear grit
- to be closeted together
- to be closeted with
- to be coloured
- to be come as second nature (to
- to be come etc second nature (to
- to be come up with
- to be coming a person's way
- to be compromised
- to be compunct
- to be concerned in art or part
- to be concerned in either art or part
- to be condescended
- to be confessed of
- to be confined