bailie (also baillie) /bālˈi/

1. In Scotland, the title of a magistrate who presides in a burgh court and is elected by the town council from among the councillors (now historical)
2. A sheriff's officer (obsolete)
3. The chief magistrate of a Scottish barony or part of a county (obsolete)
4. A land-steward (obsolete)

bailˈieship (also baillˈieship) noun

• allseeds
• all-seeing
• all-seer
• all-seers
• all serene
• all-singing, all-dancing
• all-singing-all-dancing
• all's one
• allsorts
• All Souls' Day
• allspice
• allspices
• all square
• all standing
• all-star
• all systems go
• all-telling
• all-terrain
• all that
• all the best
• all the fun of the fair
• all the go
• all the rage
• all there
• all the same